Account ClosedWithout reading your agreement specifically we are all assuming here, But for the sale of conversation here, assuming your agreement is similar to the one I use with clients then YES your agent is entitled to a commission for ANY property you buy within that county that is written in the blank line there.

Pay your bills on time and pay down any credit card debit, any credit accounts where the balance is 50% or more of the credit line hurts your credit.

There is a home that is within 10 feet of the property line and I am going to send that neighbor a "neighbor letter" offering him first dibs (for a profit). 

Who has experience switching from one master meter serving a park to converting to individual meters and in the meantime, discovering leaks from a huge web of water lines, any suggestions?

Laughable all the same.When tenants hear that sort of line I know exactly what they are thinking..........."

It seems like overkill to have two fences lined up next to each other. 

It wasn't until I started seeing it more frequently and inquired about it when the Asset Manager indicated they were collateralized for their line of credits with some banks.  

I am personally more in line with Dan Moore in that it's not always about how big you can build your empire.

I rented out that fixer upper, opened a business line of credit using the property as collateral and purchased another rental unit.

Once we set the price we're ok with, we are NOT crossing that line.