I don't like agents who look like they've gone too far on the design and forgotten their core business... but yours could, perhaps, do with some polish.

Hi Karen, A lot of good points have already been brought up and Joshua Dorkin and James Vermillion nailed it.

She is not against these Acts, they are right down her way of thinking and she will be supporting them 100% I'm sure.The only case that I have heard of was one in RE where they used the Postal Inspector General to nail a mortgage investor/broker scamming investors and nailed him for mail fraud.

@William HochstedlerYou pretty much nailed it on the head.

I really like the way polished porcelain tile looks.

It's the long term view that I'm looking for... so if it takes a year to nail down all the details, then that works for me!

@Bob Hines nailed it about about confirming the info and not trusting the sellers. 

You hold no beneficial interest in the property and are marketing someone else's asset.Now, once you have a track record & relationship with a buyer, I don't think there is anything wrong with calling that buyer up, while you're in the process of nailing down the final details of a contract, to give them a heads up just to see if they are interested. 

I did notice that the siding was coming off of one of the windows revealing a sheet of plywood that had been nailed over the window.

It’s active income, so you hit the nail on the head.