I cannot sell my beloved home, its all I want in the world.

Escape clause.If I tell the seller, that they want too much for their house because they think their beloved dog is buried in the backyard and that somehow makes the house 10K more valuable and the house doesnt sell, despite my warnings, I need to be able to get out of itLastly, before I sign the contract and before seller signs, I go over the contract with them STEP BY STEP.

I spend a lot of time behind the wheel in my full-time job, so the podcasts have provided a nice break from all the noise on the radio about the sad state of my beloved Cowboys!

I found out job shadowing, interviewing others, and conducting market surveys in person were far more valuable tools than any of my beloved books (except maybe for the rent roll book).

Marine Corps8 monthsThank you all for your service to our beloved country.

Add an outdoor shower , very common and beloved in new england summer rentals.

Sturdy brick homes are beloved, ubiquitous and distinctly in Chicago and there are tons of them that need some rehab :)My team usually work with house average age of 80-90 years. 

Yes, I know that our beloved Uncle G teaches buying $150k Hammers, yada yada yada.

The house is in rough to ok shape, but needs renovations to bring it up to market value, in my opinion (thinking new flooring throughout, interior paint throughout, updated kitchen, updated bathrooms, landscaping, back deck repaired/replaced).My parents are actively having discussions w/potential buyers who are looking to purchase the property as is and have received some verbal offers from direct mail discussions, but up to this point, all offers have been lower than my parents are hoping.In my role as their beloved son, I'm thinking through options that would have them sell it to me while I rehab and then sell it closer to market value.

Wrapping this up: To us Newbies, take this as a business right now if you are serious and will be making an offer in the coming months because I promise that you'll be loving that you did when the worries start to creep in on what to do next or how to respond when such and such happens...