The best relationship I ever had with an agent (bought 6 houses from her in 14 months) often referred to me, as did her broker/owner as; "low-ball Adams".As long as you can justify the offer price; "here's comps, here's my expected repair cost" she won't be insulted.

I would ask them if they are familiar with creative real estate such as contract for deed, lease options, subject-to, etc...Also, make sure they will get back to you in a timely manner and let them know upfront, that you expect this from them.

It was thrown out before it grew legs, The judge apparently didn't agree with listing your phone number for a rental and then expecting people to "NOT" call.My case my be isolated, but thats my experience......I like Clint's idea a lot and I plan on doing that next go around.

I expect to have the password this week!

I'm sure you would like to defer it and only pay during closing.If you buy the option from him, then, yes, you would expect to be put into contact with the owner, and get a chance to look around to your hearts content.

This is slowing up and with a buy and hold mentality (especially if you make it a point to not expect anythig but everything covered expense wise), you should do [email protected]

They've lived there for about 3 years and I have never done one with a tenant in it.I really didn't expect the distraction of the tenant and kids, and it may cause me a problem.

It is short notice but this is probably the cheapest way to get a bootcamp in.I have her home study course and that's great so I expect a whole lot of information on that weekend.Sincerely, Susanna

If the place is out of shape, then they should help get it back to renting condition.I wouldn't expect someone to get a vacancy filled immediately, but if someone is doing the job, then you shouldn't have the worries that you currently have.I've been through what you're going through and it is VERY frustrating.

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