Do you make up your own offer and give to the agent or do you sit down and write one out?

Should I go have a sit down with my lawyer and explain to him my exit strategies and let him draw up contracts that will work?

proven.. web has not gone out of track,,, and it is less effort,, i mean you can by just sitting down while having some pica pica...

they sit, expire and then another agent comes in, takes the listing, prices it right and moves it in less than 6 months.additionally, i find it hilarious that people (even some investors) think they can buy, repair and then sell their property WITHOUT the services of a professional real estate agent.

What they are is very simple; it’s a corporation that has been incorporated and has never done business and has been sitting on the shelf collecting dust if you will.

This is a huge PIA to the tenant and they probably won't sit still for the inconvenience ALONG WITH a rent increase at the end of the work.To give a short answer though.

IMO you should be very prepared when you sit down with these guys.

The listing agent is not actively marketing the house, just letting it sit in the MLS.The owner is absentee, living in South Carolina.

Additional traffic delivering and picking up kids might not sit well with neighbors.

if i can get the suckiest house on the block for 20K below it's value, let's say 80K, and it assesses at 104K as is, and comps in that neighborhood are going for 124K - to me that's a deal, depending on the house's bones.