If you put a donut over the city of Philadelphia with the center of the donut around the Center City area and nearby (essentially the hole), and the rest of the donut was basically everything else around it, you would find this trend:In the "Hole" of the donut:1.

We essentially want to replace the realtor for these FSBO sellers and just charge 1% of the sales price. 

Restricting certain elements you can advertise may not be good, but it is certainly not evil.Is the settlement good for sellers?

Short story I have a SFH that I rented out and the tenant is essentially abandoning.

This is essentially how it worked for the 100 years prior to the MLS being put on the internet.

Having a Facebook page is also essential, and it needs to be tending to daily, like a garden. 

You can do a HELOC on rental properties with some lenders to access the cash, but you’re essentially taking more debt out on them.

They also said they see this problem ALL the time in Philly… when the city or a private individual knocks down a rowhome, they are responsible for treating the exposed partition wall of the next door property to protect it from the elements.

While the marketing side would essentially give you another full-time job, it could yield results and bring more options forward.Your agent can help you source most prospective deals while utilize your own marketing efforts to find potential deals. 

Newer House with Debt: If you sell and buy the newer home, you’re essentially starting over with a new mortgage, and that $160/month in negative cash flow may restrict your ability to save and reinvest.