Either way, I think you need to address it and ensure it is reaching your account before the date stipulated in your lease.  

I would really appreciate if someone could shed light on the following: Does California law stipulate an investor to be an "accredited investors" to be able to invest in any trust deeds and crowdfunding investmentsDoes a residents of California need to be accredited investors for "out of state" trust deed investments and crowdfunding investments opportunities?

The buyer's agreement stipulates that he will be my exclusive buyer's agent, and that upon purchase of a property, I owe him 3% of the total sale price (if the seller reneges on paying the fee). 

And it gives us the ability to expand our tenant base.Just stipulate in the lease how many pets, and if they break the lease in any way, you have the ability to evict themGood LuckGino

A lot of FHLM REO properties have stipulations that buyers must hold as a primary residence for at least one year, so if you take this approach you can likely get something ~30% or more below market value. 

If instead of renting a small house, can an owner/landlord enter a land contract deal with a "buyer" with the stipulation that the deed will transfer when, say, 20% equity is reached by buyer?  

It is a fix n flip so it is a short term loan so you would have to ask them about what the stipulations are for doing holds, but just PM me and I will give you the name.

They should be given three options - move out, get the dog gone in a few days, or pay the pet deposit and follow whatever stipulations you have for pets.

The fridge is a plus, since most renters around here don't have their own & the majority of properties do include one.Washer & dryer hookups are available, with the stipulation that all resulting damage is tenants' responsibility.

Is there is a stipulation based on the reason for structuring it this way?