Is that a "service" that is being provided if all autonomy is not surrendered to an investment advisor?

(Y) "Resigned" means the license status in which a license has been voluntarily and permanently surrendered to or is otherwise in the possession of the division of real estate and professional licensing, may not be renewed or reactivated in accordance with the requirements specified in this chapter or the rules adopted pursuant to it, and is not associated with a real estate broker.

My tenant's Lease is up 3/31 but he already moved out (but has not surrendered unit). 

My understanding is that if tongue and axles are removed, home is strapped down, intended to be a permanent fixture, and title is surrendered to the state, I can request reclassification.

The percentage may differ based on the individuals and their needs but again the diversity needs to be there.I'll always be a RE guy first because that's what I know best but if you can tax free money from a cash out refinance, place it into an F.I.A. ( Fixed Indexed Annuity ) an literally be guaranteed not to ever lose money unless you withdraw it during the surrender period.

Never surrender"-Dee Dee HueyAiming to be the best wholesaler

Lodger has verbally agreed to surrender premises (mailed back keys from jail) and but stated since has no living family members available, requested his security deposit back and month to month storage of personal property (passport, social security card, US Army Veteran Honorable Discharge paper, about 5 suitcases of clothing and a couple milkcrate size boxes of misc personal belongings, that's it).

My last statement about weeping for the youth...I stand by...as did generations before me weep for us...because (as a general rule) you don't have enough experience yet to know the implications of what you say...don't worry though...right now I'm the bigger fool...for caring enough to try and lead the un-leadable down a more righteous path...you know like giving a crap whether someone gets ripped off.And while you may think the info here on BP is stale and the same tired advice...it didn't cost anyone half a years salary to get it....that's my point.I'm sure we will end up friends Adam...but right now you're channeling my younger brother who loved to argue, but never gave himself ground to stand on...in other words it's not a discussion it's just exhausting.So, I surrender...whatever you come back with is the smartest thing I've ever heard and you've totally turned me around on montelongo...I'll be calling a him for a date.

Ideally, the DP/EMD goes hard or non-refundable after the A-B Closing and contractually the B Buyer must surrender that to us if the C Buyer doesn't close.

If that's the case.....I still don't think I'd throw up the white flag and surrender.