Here's to getting a head start on our new year's resolutions! 

@Brandon Johnson seems to me this is one of the things that we pay a PM to handle, and report back with a resolution.

If they have reservations, then you should be talking it over and coming to a resolution of either changing the offer amount or sticking with it.

I would have some kind of addendum stating that accepting partial payment is not a resolution for full payment, state the late fees etc.

That’s a great resolution!!

This post seems timely because of the New Year and all the folks who are absolutely resolute that 'THIS IS GOING TO BE THE YEAR!'

That money does not get paid to you unless there is a corporate resolution authorizing you to draw a salary.With those two key steps you should be able to keep yourself and your business entity as distinct individuals for purposes of liability.Also, I would like to echo Mr.

Plus you get the other perks like dispute resolution (needed it for bad carpet cleaning once), or the extended warranties (haven't had to use it luckily)

At the time, rates bottomed out, so I waited for the resolution of the matter, rates might have gone up, so the escrow solution was the fastest way.

This is why we use a small select group of AMCs, usually Appraisal Nation, who have a dispute resolution criteria.