There's plenty of horrible agents out there since the bar is so low, but if you find a good one make sure you communicate that you're open to working with them exclusively (written contract or not) for a period of time. 

We're out of state, so reliability and communication are very important.

Prices for whole buildings will obviousl vary based on age, size, location, but they are fairly high IMO. 

I would  not classify as a killer deal based on my personal experience. 

You have to do your own analysis based on your ability to fund.

I paid them as instructed and they agree to return money and I trusted them based on their website, it seems professional.Once they received 3% ($1230 USD) payment by wise, they demanded 20% of the money as collateral mortgage since I did not have the property title.

You're San Antonio based, so you know Whataburger.

Just don't make that decision based on the first thing you hear from them.

In most jurisdictions that are primarily democrat elected judges they will extend the sale date so long as no prior extensions have been granted.

I've been a developer for 17 years on projects across the US and we do both JV deals and consulting based on what is most beneficial for all people involved.