The listing states:Buyer will receive a Special Warranty Deed (SWD) or equivalent.All pictures, details or descriptions of any property, condition of title, value or otherwise is provided for informational purposes only and may not represent the true and current status of the property now or at the time of sale.Please contact the listing agent directly with questions or inquiries regarding this property.Xome Inc. companies are affiliates of the seller and/or servicer of this property, Nationstar Mortgage LLC d/b/a The title detail document has been prepared for informational purposes only.

I prefer my attorney to be close to asset to represent me at closing and serve as my qualified rep for LLC state filing requirements. 

If you don't have employees, that saves you money, but then you are basically living in the coffee shop.I don't know how much you need, but in my opinion, $15,000 isn't nearly enough.I know if I were representing the landlord, I'd want to see that you had a lot more that set aside, unless I was a desperate landlord who was looking for any tenants I could get.I actually have a client with a coffee shop and it's a tough business.I'm not trying to discourage you, I just want you to go in with your eyes wide open.

If you are not represented by an Agent/Broker you have more flexibility in what you can do.

I am representing a seller (as their agent) on a sale on a SFR in Los Angeles.

The pros I have found a few deals being able to access the MLS and I have saved cost on representing myself on purchase/sales.

That would lead you to the sorts of agents that represent those types of rentals.Good luck!

So you want to be mindful about what you are representing to the consumers (e.g. are you a luxury contractor or a value contractor, etc.). 

Maybe the falling stars represent her fall from grace and the second one Is her falling credit score

As part of the collection effort, the lender must mail and record certain documents in case they are eventually required to foreclose on the property.commissionMost salespeople earn commissions for the work that they do and there are many sales professionals involved in each transaction, including Realtors, loan officers, title representatives, attorneys, escrow representative, and representatives for pest companies, home warranty companies, home inspection companies, insurance agents, and more.