Membership is vital and proves that companies that are registered with NACSO have complied with all state and federal laws, have adequate customer service options as well as been in business for at least one year and have submitted information about themselves, the company and submitted pictures of the office to ensure compliance with data handling.These are just some requirements of being a member.Many companies are not members.

Closing is normal, except it ends up being delayed because the bank can't get everything signed and returned to the title company on time.You can certainly ask that the bank pay for certain items at closing.Your offer will state who pays for what for things like the title insurance, appraisal, survey, etc.

WORD OF WARNING ~ before you decide to sign up, be aware that it will not accept your membership ($97 mo.) w/o trying to get you to purchase the WHOLE ENCHILADA, for $497 ~ which I really needed (we'll see huh?)

Thank You.I cancelled my membership to that IRS club some time ago so my unofficial answer is...... what tax?

The National Apartment Association publishes their annual survey EVERY YEAR and it covers the operating expenses of hundreds of thousands of units across the country (just as I said)!

If found in violation, the agent/company could lose their membership/access to the MLS.

But, you won't have to buy the lenders policy.I just looked at a couple of deals ($61,500, $94,000) and the closing fees were around $500 on each.Plus taxes, surveys, insurance, appraisals, etc.

Do a rent survey.

I was an one point, but have let my memberships go unrenewed.

In an online report, the BBB states that Alexander advertises a BBB membership on his Web site, richesin14days.com, when it is not, in fact, a member.