If so, I would tell him to kick rocks.

But maybe as a 2 month band aid...

I was a banker for 25 years before joining Castle Rock and I have worked with thousands of people in similar situations.

That'll let you sidestep the "procuring cause" issues (where you might otherwise owe a Realtor a commission out of pocket), the broker wants you to be happy and will make it all right with the first Realtor internally.Big picture, you did the "throw a rock, use the first Realtor it hits" strategy. 

Also I have not asked for rent for the washer/dryer after their first year, or a pet fee either.There are many ways to borrow a few $100's --dont know why they havent used their credit cards etc.I gave their daughter $20 cash for a school trip she plays in the band and she never said thank you.

Hi Ben,This seems like a Rock and a hard place kind of situation.

I think B and C are key.

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If I had known that the commercial spaces needed to be 100% rewired, and that the residential space needed new sub flooring, sheet rock, and tons of mold and rot remediation, I would have been more set on a lower price.

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