I disagree on the being available part, that is a fine line.

I know many of the investors on this board are honest but for every one of you I can show 5 dirty investors that will use a broker/agent and spit them out.Their is a fine line for a little upfront work to develop a relationship and flat out doing a ton of front end work hoping to get paid on the back end.That isn't a business to me but gambling as a broker/agent.I agree with J Scott that a great buyers agent doesn't always make a great listing agent.

It can be a fine line between growing revenue for any business and being over the top selling versus providing valuable content.

We haven't made a final decision one way or the other, so just hoping for some solid advice :)

I do my inspection, but I don't go through it with a fine tooth comb.

You also want to know your city codes where you put them some cities don't allow them and you can get a fine.

Hello BP,Yesterday while I was doing a final walk-thru on one of my rentals.

I would also verify that all inspections were signed off on and that a final inspection has passed.Personally in my neck of the woods if you have roofing work done by a contractor you want to watch them closely to be sure that the work is done properly.

Jerry, I'd love to hear some of the other names just so I can research more and make a final decision.

I just had a bank, Chase who gave us a preliminary short sale approval, but didn't give us final short sale until we submitted a final HUD.