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They would likely be independent contractors, ans as such, could make as much money as they could negotiate (just like now with the private insurance companies).Come on, guys...a little out of the box thinking can go a long way...just because you (or I) can't come up with a quick solution doesn't mean there aren't plenty of good ideas out there.

I pick it up and bring a box of chocolates as a thank you which opens the flow of info.

As a wholesaler you are attempting to sell YOUR interest in the property which is via a contract to purchase it.I would relay to you that most realtors are deeply ingrained with the idea that everything outside of their box is "illegal", and many times for a licensed real estate agent it very well may be.For non-agents, though, the laws aren't as thorough or detailed and many things that are "illegal" for a realtor are perfectly legal for a non-agent.

After opening up just about every switch, outlet and ceiling light in both rooms, I found melted and charred wires and wire nuts in the electrical box above one of the ceiling lights.Another tenant, in a four unit, calls and says "we've been hearing the sound of water running for three days."

HVAC, Electrical panel box, gas lines.

Think outside the box bro!

So while I could site examples of these, not many of us play in that sand box, and for sure not me.

What's going inside banker's heads is one of the great mysteries of our day.

I would never check that box as a buyer because it feels like the agent is not working for you anymore.