u/CATX66

I know this is personal and it depends on the subject matter being discussed. However, just curious how many clients you can see per week before it affects your mental health?
Especially for those who are caregivers and need to to take care of family (spouses, kids, parents, anyone) in the evenings. When I was single, I could just go to the gym after work or eat dinner while I watch TV and was good to go. Now, when I need to function after work, it’s so hard.

How I go from someone who talks a lot to someone who is OK with silence, being brief, not explaining myself, and being OK if people don’t like me? It’s my deepest desire and I fail at every social gathering?

3 months ago, I found a listed house that an agent showed me. this was the only house I saw with him and I told him about it. It was vacant. We saw it, went to his office to discuss writing an offer, his recommendation was way too high, so I decided to rent. Then this weekend, I was shocked that the sellers know people I know so we happened to be at a party. I was curious what they would have accepted and we got to talkin’ and agreed on a price & other fees if I wanted to buy it. I’m not sure if I’m still in my contract period with that agent as a buyer or it has now expired. I need to dig for it. If it did expire and I want to pay him a flat fee to represent me, what would be an acceptable fair lowest amount? When I negotiated with the sellers, they said I’d need to cover the cost my agent. I had never intended on paying my own agent since typically sellers pay it. What should I pay him for opening the door, negotiating allowances if anything major comes up on the inspection report, and coordinating closing?