@Adrian Jones Consider doing a flat fee MLS listing ($100-$200) along with hiring a transaction coordinator (~$500).

If they want their fee to be from the proceeds of the sale , get rid of the % and write down a flat number . 

While the May PCE report (flat headline inflation, +0.1% “core” growth) was very positive for the bond markets and mortgage rates, ‘jobs week’ delivered mixed messages.Current odds on Fed rate cuts at upcoming FOMC meetings below.

We have been in our flat for 5 years with 3 different tenants.

with self-employment money before you can buy a house. that  'm not sure about Dallas, but here in Colorado Springs and Denver where we work, the markets are kind of flat right now, so waiting a little bit to buy probably wouldn't change what you can buy too much.

Alternatively, you could work with an attorney or real estate agent to help and pay them a flat fee.6.

The ROI is fairly low ( 6.8%) and the value seems flat.

They might kick down some money if you can prove you had excessive cleaning costs because the guest trashed your place.

I disagree with some others here - I LOVE mobile home deals and will often send out mailers JUST to target mobile home lots.You need to know the year of the mobile so you can assign a flat dollar amount value to it, then comp the land.

Depending on how much material or items you need there's always people selling excess material and items they ended up not using or needing, typically at a discount.