In addition to the scope above, we'd typically have a floorplan, renderings, elevations, and a full length contract that specifies what we're responsible for and what the customer is responsible for.

I think our problem, @Peter Walther, is differences in the law among different states.Of course I agree that if a court doesn't have jurisdiction then it's not competent to render a decision and that many lack of standing defenses don't have merit. 

Add in the fact that the title agent may have an interest which could be adverse to the Insured's would render the giving of the advice a conflict of interest and would probably be prohibited by the local Bar's rules of ethics. 

If you can make decisions about the trust you can render it useless. 

While obviously strong opinions prevail, I just don’t have enough knowledge in the area to render a judgement.

She can also provide you with renderings to show to prospective investors or to use in marketing material for Pre List for sale.

Then contacted an architect and his preferred builder to look over my renders I made using free software.

On 2400sqft lots2. 5800 sqft houses3, 4 stories , garage parking, roof deck, elevator, and skyline viewsAttached are the 3d Renderings of what I plan to buildLast week a home 4500 sqft just sold for 2.1 million dollars in one day.

Thanks, @Andrew FidlerLooks like a niche service you are rendering there....

Just because you think you have a plan to repay the card before the promo APR wears off doesn't mean life won't throw you a curveball and render you unable to repay it in time like you had planned.