I posted earlier, but the equity and debt markets are very fluid these days. 

Tax law is fluid. 

In this case I believe the situation is entirely fluid. 

Right now it’s all too fluid.

We've got strategy and backup strategy in mind yes, but it's a fluid situation with a lot of unknowns right now.

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You have to stay fluid in this business and have an A,B,C back up plan in place.Hope it helps.

Its all about discipline and creating a fluid system in place where one hand washes the other. 

I would assume you would be able to get somewhere around 70%-75% LTV, but would refer to a mortg broker who's more in-tune to this fluid environment. 2.

It's a matter of professional courtesy, and is the source of many ethics complaints/violations.You are correct that it's more fluid on the buying side than on the listing side, but it is not uncommon for Realtors to have exclusive buyer's agency agreements with their clients, so we have to ask.As this thread shows, opinions will vary on whether it's worth each party's time and effort to work in a non-exclusive arrangement...personally, I don't have a problem with it, but it depends on the person and the relationship, and it has to be mutually beneficial.