In most places there are fines for doing so.If you are looking for listings or comps, your agent can set up a search for you and have them emailed. to you automatically If you want to be able to access all the areas of MLS and see brokers comments, etc.

There are a few different styles that should work fine for your ap.As to the Allure coming up because of wet concrete, it may be because the slab is supposed to have a vapor barrier under it.

It seems more accidental than negligent(fine line)...Commercial Clorox/kilz/paint or replace sheetrock and make sure drain clear...keep it moving..

Not very good, especially with the leverage in place.I hate to say it, but you've got to try to find (or negotiate) better deals.BP has it's 2% rule, though many would say 1% is fine too.

The last thing I want to do is go off half cocked like a lot of folks do and find out two years from now I'm staring down a bunch of municipal fines (or worse) for not getting everything squared away.

If they agree to move out in a motel for 3 weeks, that's fine, but they don't have to agree.

It is fine as a screening mechanism, but you want to speak with local property managers or other experts to find out how the building will actually operate.

Most of my clients are fine bu this one has been tricky.

A variance of 100,000 USD is fine, but I'll get in trouble if going 200,000 USD over budget.Depending on the ballpark figure, I can make a winnable option bid.

That's fine too.The better versed you are in RE the more opportunities, the more deals, the more money you make.