While most "money matching websites" claim to be only advertising media, this one charges points on a loan, so that particular argument is rendered mute.The Federal and state securities regulators have little tolerence for any companies that advertise investments.

Since you probably do not even know which firm is contracted in your State, let alone my State, rendering such an opinion might reflect on the savoriness of the attorney who posted it.

From my understanding (feel free to correct me if I'm wrong) does this conversely mean that if one's services are free to homeowners and one does not charge them out of pocket for services rendered, one doesn't need a bond or application?

They want this money upfront as they call it "fees for services rendered."

Might be able to refer you to good attorneys specializing in R.E. and evictions.To appeal, usually the Tenant will be required to post with the court a dollar amount of the judgment that was rendered in your favor; this is to discourage tenants from taking advantage of the system to drag things out for the landlord - if they lose, you'll get that money from the court.At least that was m understanding based on a training visit at my REIA from an attorney.

On top of that, the contract stipulates that I pay him $1500 up front "in consideration of Real Estate services rendered."

Also, if it's not reset EXACTLY as in the instructions, it may render the lock useless.

Income Tax Return for an S Corporation, state"Distributions and other payments by an S corporation to a corporate officer must be treated as wages to the extent the amounts are reasonable compensation for services rendered to the corporation."

The consulting income would be considered self-employed income, thereby rendering the individual’s business eligible for adopting a Solo 401(k).[3] A Solo 401(K) Plan can be adopted by any self-employed business, including a sole proprietorship, limited liability company, partnership, C-Corporation, S-Corporation etc.In addition to being self-employed, the business adopting the Solo 401(k) Plan must also not employ any full-time employees (with the exception of a spouse.)

Because there's about a 50% chance that the client won't follow the instructions I gave them and the benefits offered by the trust will be rendered useless.