With that you have to give your state mandated notice which normally means - another 30 days of living there. 

It's been a busy few months working our normal 9-5's and then heading up to the cabin to work on the weekends.

Depending on your market, now might not be the best time to use them if its a hot market, you'd make more going through a normal realtor.

Dont use the same $20-$30-$40 x sqft that you would normally use for a 2500sqft house.

Second is that if you use an agent, you have a fair chance of getting the seller to cover their fee which for a deal like that is probably only half what a normal listing fee might be (perhaps 3% of the sale price).

However, you normally have to have some sort of business along with asset purchases during the year to do this.

I'm even seeing properties being offered by wholesalers that are taken from the MLS (pending status in the MLS)....Is this normal?

So how do you widen a staircase from the early 1900s to accommodate both foot traffic and a stair type escalator for handicapped people, even though the residents are not handicapped?

Multiple offers and highest and best offer deadlines are normal in the Pensacola Florida market, and have been for the last several months.

@Rob LeeIs 1% normally good enough to cash flow in DFW?