And due diligence is key with good tips from @Mike G.

But, if i understand your question correctly you're referring to an agent leaving the market due to the new NAR law. if that's the reason,..then we can assume it's because of the commission negotiation....not due to getting paid a higher amount on a deal.

Is this true?

Both of them have been great tenants but obviously can't live together with a protective order between them. 

Guess who sat next to me taking the most detailed notes I have ever seen anyone take.

We have full-time boots on the ground in each market, and have a team centralized at our HQ in Texas as well.If you're interested in speaking with some of our current clients, I'm happy to make an introduction.We've historically worked with Aleka in several capacities (as a client of her's while she was with Acorn and Oak and then as our BIC) and our experience with her was always great.Thanks!

Hi Anoop,If you're looking for the best areas in Boise for short-term rental investments, I’d recommend focusing on two spots, these are the ones I see come up more frequently for investors: Downtown Boise and North End (a bit more residential but still near popular spots like Hyde Park.Good luck,Jackson

Thank you, Theresa, this is very helpful - I want to hear the truth, and move on!

I wanted to ask more experienced landlords how should I have handled this situation.

With property taxes being a significant factor in Texas, how do you factor them into your sales strategy?