I wish this stuff was taught in school so people could understand it better and make better choices in who represents them.

The sole manager can amend the OA, and could simply state that Contributed Capital ownership represents the true economics of the partnership.  

By looking at the demand hotspots in Okaloosa Island, one can identify two demand hotspots, west of Highway 98, represented below: Some observations: The area around Breaker West Condominiums exhibits the lowest occupancy rate, average daily rate, and average stay.The area southwest of Santa Rosa Blvd. features a higher number of Airbnb listings (with +30 reviews in the past 12 months), spread across a larger area.As a result, we will narrow down our analysis in the following sections to the area southwest of Santa Rosa Blvd.

Finally, I did a lot of FSBO transactions years ago, and was always told by real estate agents that I was basically an idiot and would do SO MUCH BETTER with a "professional" representing me. 

., I am not sure if the customary relationship is the same in Canada as in the US, but when you get into commercial listing in the US, typically the buyer is self represented and the broker is representing the seller.That being said, are you looking to buy or sell property?  

I always represent myself and that pays for the license each year with one transaction.

But essentially, you just need to ensure that you are not claiming to represent the seller and disclose on your contract that you hold an active license. 

The lender’s representative and I had spoken about 75% LTV all during  this scenario.Now yesterday, I was surprised with a lender estimate that was at 70% LTV.

“Do It Yourself” renovations may not represent more than 10% of the “as completed” value of the property.

Jason,I know this is a late response, but since I am currently a Claim's Representative for Metro Public Adjustment Inc (Or Metro PA for short), I felt the need to chime in for others interested in learning about public adjusters.I'd first like to respond to Tim's comments about Metro PA.