Also, expect agents to show you virtual video tours of homes, if they are occupied, so that you only physically enter homes you are serious about.

In normal economic times you'd want to fly to your short list cities and tour some houses, you'll learn pretty quick. 

I was dating a girl who had told me that her landlord would just walk into her apartment whenever he wanted unannounced and this was while she was in college rooming with like 4 other girls!

Mr, who does not live in the house anymore wants to sell; Mrs who stays in the house, wants to extend closing date (we already have agreed to 2 months as part of the contract, and now she's asking for more extension), and is saying she will stay past the agreed closing date.

I like to keep up-to-date numbers I would sell at to take the emotion out of an offer when it does come around.

The language in the WB-11 is this:APPRAISAL CONTINGENCY: This Offer is contingent upon Buyer or Buyer’s lender having the Property311 appraised at Buyer’s expense by a Wisconsin licensed or certified independent appraiser who issues an appraisal report312 dated subsequent to the date stated on line 1 of this Offer, indicating an appraised value for the Property equal to or313 greater than the agreed upon purchase price.314 This contingency shall be deemed satisfied unless Buyer, within ________ days after acceptance, delivers to Seller a315 copy of the appraisal report indicating an appraised value not equal to or greater than the agreed upon purchase price,316 and a written notice objecting to the appraised valueWhat is unfathomable to me is that the State Of Wisconsin approves that garbage.

We only actually tour about 1 of 5 that we find and write an offer on maybe 1/5 of those and we might buy 1/3 we offer on.

That's relatively soon to the move in date so no way to know if they brought them with them or not.

Here’s the big difference however...When a Tenant uses a Credit Card to pay rent they are on the ‘hook’ for the payment (if you call paying as agreed a ‘hook’)... there is no getting around it… if they place ‘chargeback’ it can easily be held up in court at a later date to force them to comply and pay their debt to the LL... if they fail to make their payment to their CC company... they are sent to collections... in other words...

you can still give notices of rent increases, but they won't take effect until May (that date may change).