Intentions are good but practice is harmful to the process.

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That may very well be the case in a practical sense as a judge may just toss the case if the judge sees the mortgage is being paid on a timely fashion.

It costs money to defend against the commission as I hired an attorney help me and it was worth it.The final alternate approach to the PM company is also to threaten and again if no traction is made to contact the state attorney general about their business practices.

The team mentality was touted buy not practiced. 

Unfortunately this is a buyer beware situation and predatory business practices are legal.

I can see the arguments from both sides and am curious to hear how others might adapt their business practices if such a law is enacted in your state.Interestingly, South Carolina just implemented a similar requirement last week, and it seems like more states may follow suit soon.What are your thoughts! 

Written by attorney investors, it's full of practical advice about the management of investment property, has sample forms that can be edited, and - most importantly - tells you what your primary state laws are and where you can read them.

Otherwise you're  practicing real estate brokerage without a license.

Good morning, Is there a practical difference between a tax lien sale and a general tax sale?