miamism's Q&A

Unfortunately, the price you will pay for the construction of a pool will not equate to that amount in value added to the property, but you would make your property more marketable.  We also live and work in Miami Shores and would be more than happy to explain further.

Culture - there's nothing worse than an abrasive atmosphere in your own office when there's enough of that to deal with in Real Estate in general.  If you are a producing agent, split can be negotiated and so can other relevant factors.

In addition, a lot of the questions were geared to the listing agent, were not just general real estate questions - good concept, just not executed well IMHO.

Multi-family residences vary quite a bit in Miami - if more than 4 units, they are considered commercial.  I agree with Beth that it would serve you better to contact someone that specializes in what you are looking for.

I was able to save it to "no longer for sale" - let me know if it works

depends where in Miami Dade, but the answer is mostly "yes" - it's a city's regulations, has nothing to do with it being a short sale or not.