@Mike Gallagher In the two markets where we have rental properties in Colorado, our Realtor was able to go to a website and check public records for any properties that had been connected to Meth.

In Colorado we will still have nice days even in January.

Notwithstanding IRS code dealing specifically with such rebates (check with your Real Estate proficient CPA), in Colorado, it's pretty straight-forward.

So, an extra $75 a month, if I am understanding you rightly.With my water rates here in Colorado, I can get that much increase in the summertime when I am watering the lawn and garden.

In many states (Colorado is an exception), electronic signatures are NOT considered binding for contract purposes.

I have many different areas of real estate under my belt starting with landscaping, then co-founding DreamHome Inspections while helping as a contractors assistant.

I can see them saying you should maybe list on the low end of normal (Say do a 5% and give 3% of it as co-broke vs. doing a full 6% or something), but not do it for free.If they are putting up a lot more cash and not contributing much intangible stuff and your biggest value is in "labor" then Realtor stuff will probably be part of that.

A buyer's co-op would be awesome!

We utilize a property mgt co.

Unfortunately they're not in Illinois but seems like a good option for CA, FL, CO and TX.