Some charge a flat-rate, and some charge a percentage of spend.

Just start googling Tiny Homes, Granny Flats, Casitas, "COTTAGES" and/or Accessory Dwelling Units aka ADU's.

I'm looking at a two flat in Chicago, Rogers Park 60626.

Many new agents are drawn to these small no name brokerages that have a flat fee and high commission split.  

., I actually generally agree with everything you say about investing in CA as opposed to going the out of state route, particularly as to rust belt markets that are flat or declining. 

I have a friend who enjoys photography and has a good eye for it, so maybe I'll treat her to dinner to get some semi-professional photos.As for the description, I tried to strike a balance between emphasizing the good and screening out people who won't qualify, while keeping it short and sweet.

Well the only thing they say is that they charge a one time flat fee on your first loan of 5-9k.

Good evening,I was trying to find a way to streamline the pre-screening process and found some useful posts on here including one that mentioned google forms.

If rates go up a quarter point, and the most in willing to pay today is 700 on a home (I've done stock investments until now and will continue to do so), that quarter point will drive my max home price down by at least 15k..... my fear then is that houses will not fall 15k but rather stay flat.

The tenant selects your house first, you screen and accept the tenant, contingent on rent approval, and then SEC8 inspects your house.