The miserable cold and these props sit and go for low.

This book was sitting on the coach in that house.

@Elizabeth S.,It

I know several military personnel who have bought a different house at each new duty station, and at the end of their 20-year career they can retire and never work again (of course most Type-A military-types can't sit still for long!).

The buyer contacted the agent for assistance (maybe) if she did not have a contract with that buyer she doesn't have a leg to stand on or tail to sit on.That agent not only sounds to be unethical and acting illegal but totally inept and shouldn't even have a license.

But if you price it too high you will end up with a house that sits on the market a long time and that you eventually sell for less than you would if you had priced it right up front.

It sits in my sent mail box but doesn't actually go through to the other side.

Sit down with a CPA, experienced with real estate transactions.

If you aren't getting at least 8% here in the Fort Wayne you either bought wrong or it's sitting vacant because it's dilapidated.

Properties can sit vacant unrented for extended periods, and not only requiring the PMs to offer free rent periods and reduced rent but worse still your property could then be vulnerable to theft which unfortunately happens a lot.