My buyer does not want the property delivered vacant.

(He used a VA loan with no money down and was instantly under water).

I cannot find, in a quick search, whether a FL licensee has an affirmative obligation to deliver all written offers to the seller (I assume the offer was in writing), which would be the case in AL.  

It'll be delivered on a narrative report. 

Here are my questions:1)  If I address the letter to the Personal Representative at the deceased person's address, will the mailman deliver it if the PR does not live there?

Making the right moves in life is a series of steps...I have plenty of sh*tty jobs in my life selling electronics at Service Merchandise, actually took a retail sales class to get that job, then my Mom died and the store closed.Refinishing and delivering furniture for big wigs.

And there are some other optional fees like having someone deliver food.

At first it will be a little more work but as time goes you will instantly know what is a POTENTIAL good deal vs what is outright bad deal.  

When I tried to offer a low ball price of 220,000, the broker instantly said "save yourself some time, it won't work" and hang up. 

Are you closing the land deal contingent that the developer delivers approved site construction documents?