Read the article about William Bronchick a real estate guru/ attorney who recently lost an alter ego case this year.     

This offer is no commission but $20k under list, this offer has a $20k commission at list, this offer is a $25k commission and $10k over list...I am curious to see how our brokerage agreements are altered by the associations.I am also curious if the media's misinterpretation of the settlement will kill our spring market as sellers will wait till mid-July to list thinking the previous commission structure has been banned.

Hi everyone, we have a property under contract but we just got informed that there are alterations done to the house without appropriate permits.

I have a super easy spreadsheet I use for small MFs, might can alter for your 16.

Instead, any alterations would need to be implemented within the existing code.Therefore, unless you're willing to hire me to modify the tool's coding, I wouldn't be able to assist in updating the code to suit your needs.

This offers no additional protection, adds additional operating expenses and  is treated in court as an alter ego entity.

@Nathan GesnerThat was my concern - how do you know it’s not altered in any way?

Since it is remote, I can alter if there's a good reason to do so - over the winter I had to unlock the bottom end because the guests were too hot at 72 degrees (they were running the heat) and the thermostat doesn't have different set points for heat and AC.

Other countries have a LOT of foundational differences that alter the entire landscape of everything.

If allowed, it would be an Alteration Type 1 which will take a decent amount of time to get through the system.