The first one we did which might work for you is we turned our car wash/laundromat into a community college with trades area.

I would have the attorney put pressure on your title company.  

I guess my MLS listing hit a metric you had (DOM maybe)When I stated flipping I'd toss renters in there so that I didn't have time pressure to sell.

I actually perform better when the pressure is on and a solution has to be found or uncovered.

Not that all agents will go out of business but there will be a downward pressure for most agents.

I'll give the seller 3 hours to accept our offer.That puts the pressure on the seller and has at least a decent chance of short-circuiting the open house circus.

I have read so many of these topics over a decade and it's the same discussion over and over.Why does someone wash a car themselves versus have someone else do it?

There are 4 water heaters for the building.I found out that the washing machine is hooked up to one of the tenants water heaters, so he is paying to heat the water for all of the tenants doing laundry.

I took everything out, washed the mold spots with bleach water and sprayed with special mold killer and informed my contractor of everything and requested that a mold inspection be done to be sure that it was all taken care of.

My aunt still lives there, my uncle has basically washed his hands of it and has no interest other than hoping to maybe get some money out of it eventually.