In some areas of the siding - we can see the old siding that was there, in a place or two some pieces are hanging loose, the soffits are coming out, window trims look like it was done by a 10 yr old - all very legitimate issues to us.

I recently passed my exam and am deciding where to hang my license.

So it is just hanging out there in limbo.

It's always stressful when there is a hang up.  4 months into owning my house I found out the title company never filed the paperwork.  

From there, hang with a broker with excellent hands on training to get your feet wet and learn.

The old law is that a broker had to "hang" their license on the wall where they did business.I know for a fact that there are brokers who have a Virtual Office but doesn't that contradict the Texas law? 

I would hang on to it for a bit.

Often they will leave tenants hanging without heat or A/C for days while they go through their "second opinion" process.

I'm thinking about finding a broker who will allow me hang my license for this one transaction, without having to spend money on NAR/CAR fees.My other options would be FSBO with a lawyer/TC or something like redfin.What do you think would be the best course of action here?

Hang on there, Corey.