Offer to pick up the cost of a fee/expense that is normally paid for by the seller. e.g.

There are so many –just pick the ones that you would be interested in truly being a member in and let it be known you pay bounties for consummated (closed) deals.

I landed here at BiggerPockets in my quest to find some MO "approved" forms to pick up a house Sub2.As I have posted elsewhere - I'm hoping that perhaps someone in MO has gone through all this and has a complete set of the MO specific forms needed:Purchase and Sale Agreement.

This keeps their utility bills lower than comparable units.

But, I hate all the disclosures and liability that go along with investing on my own with my license.I understand that if you are dealing with the "average" agent, that you would want to consider your own license, but the liability isn't worth it if you pick someone like myself, that's decent, to do the searching for you.The biggest challenge you come up across most agents, is they've NEVER invested other than buying their own home!

That being said there are times when I dont pick up the phone.

First, what are you trying to accomplish, picking the L/O, especially for a buyer, is probably not the best route to take, but, I'll write that book later.

Anymore, i'll let the seller pick, 6% or 7% w/ a higher co-op over the 6%.

robert, it is understood by my tenants that the appliance come with no guarantee or warranty...they can either have them fixed, or i will come pick them up and they can buy their own...i buy them for around 100 bucks per appliance used, so it's not big money, and they ain't pretty...i'm not attached to them in anyway, but if i can take them back and have them fixed and put in another rental, then so be it

Logically, we should each pay half the mortgage ($1050/mo), utilities, etc and then split the profit after the TH is sold.