yeah, it's less an attack and more like finding a copy of the key to the front door laying on the ground and walking out with everything you can carry, completely unopposed.
I think in NY specifically it's still structured this way. But for the US as a whole, it's much more common for it to come out of the seller's end. Honestly here in Austin, unless you're walking into an apartment…
I'm not sure how Luxembourg works, but in the US the "seller" or landlord in this case pays a fee. Obviously this may be drastically different in Europe, but it's worth having a conversation with an agent/broker. My…
yeah, it's less an attack and more like finding a copy of the key to the front door laying on the ground and walking out with everything you can carry, completely unopposed.
I think in NY specifically it's still structured this way. But for the US as a whole, it's much more common for it to come out of the seller's end. Honestly here in Austin, unless you're walking into an apartment…
I'm not sure how Luxembourg works, but in the US the "seller" or landlord in this case pays a fee. Obviously this may be drastically different in Europe, but it's worth having a conversation with an agent/broker. My…