The difficult part is going to be for buyers who will have to either come up with the funds to pay their broker or negotiate seller paid closing costs to cover it

Hi @Tylah Willis, BP is a great place to network with other agents and to learn about different meet-ups in the area.

They don't want to tie up money in long term, illiquid investments, for fear they may need to access that capital sooner.6.

It’s helped streamline my follow-ups and ensure no potential client slips through the cracks.

For that price range a condo might work due to the lower acquisition cost, but @Jeremy Kloter is right that the fees will eat you up! 

We classify our VA tasks in Tiers.Tier 1 - Simple Admin Tasks and IntakeTier 2 - TriageTier 3 -  Front Office (Calls, Setting, Appointments, Follow-up, Lead Gen, etc.)Tier 4 - Back Office (Systems, CRM,  Billing, etc.)Tier 5 -  Subject Matter Expert Tasks (high stakes work) Most of our VA's do Tier 1 - 3. 

Also, we can take out up to 75% of equity?

I mean you as a Lawyer would you let a seller your representing tie up property on a wish and  a  prayer.. ?

I'm going through an ADU build right now up on the Central Coast.

Contract requires diligent effort from buyer but otherwise doesn't specify if they need to try and close the sale or can just throw their hands up at the low appraisal.