I do hope the PM sorts this out himself, but it is worrying when I receive a letter addressed to me that is directly accusing me of discriminatory practices.

Typically, selling in your parent's name and buying in your LLC, under audit, may result in a disqualified exchange.

I run all sorts of messages, they are very simple to setup and use.

I have no experience in real estate (in terms of buying any sort of property at all) and have found my way here for more information.

This sort of thing is not guaranteed.

Does the state of Florida have boilerplate agreements for this sort of arrangement, like they do for purchase agreements and rental agreements?

Is this typical?

Typically, if people don't want to list on MLS during a seller's market, it means either the property is not likely to qualify for traditional financing, which could work in your favor, or they want more than the property is actually worth and can't find an agent to agree on a listing price, which could be a major barrier- you might try to see if you can find this info out.

Hopefully it’s something innocuous like that - it’s sort of silly for him to pay for a dedicated internet connection or cell connection just for a camera or thermostat.

I typically spend up to 20% of my commissions on lead generation online and off.