Yes, any accepted money counts as "rent" because it's implied that if you took money that you had agreed that the amount given was suitable.2.

Marketable title implies that it is insurable title.

I assure you that is also an accurate description of many first forays into the REI world :)(To be clear, I'm not implying one kind of investment is better than another, I intend to continue investing in Real Estate, stocks, bonds, venture/startups, and other asset classes.)

Ok, I've never done a sub to, and I'm ignorant here.Everything I can remember reading about it implies or refers to a title change.

My name is Michael Baes and I am a Personal Trainer by trade and real estate investor by choice.

You can argue that the equity would be better off elsewhere, but you continue to imply that the investor will actually lose real money if they leave equity in a property that has a positive free cash flow after all expenses.Enough with the nonsense.  

I just graduated from Colorado State University and am self employed as the owner of a screen printing company and personal trainer.

Ineichen (54 F.3d 425 (7th Cir. 1995)), the Seventh Circuit found a trial court’s jury instructions improper in implying that a hearing (or signal) dog needed training from a certified school.There are, admittedly, cases that have not been as accepting of non–service animals.

Hmm...but maybe its implied with lack of up votes?

However the owner will likely want the opinion of his real estate agent who would then either become a listing agent for the sale either by a written listing agreement or by implied agent duties.