Sorry for the spelling areas...My auto correct has a mind of its own

When they say "Broker's license" that means you have to operate under a broker, not that you have to be a broker yourself.I think the requirements are spelled out by the Dept. of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs.

Also make sure you have an escrow agreement with that 3rd party that spells out what happens to that money in case things go "sideways"5) Always correspond via email so there is written record to bring suit in the event of misrepresentation. 

If they can't do the little things like spell correctly, or use good grammar and/or correct punctuation (even in their forum posts), how will they represent my business to prospective tenants.  

Riesig Group is the proper spelling.

He sent me an email today and asked a couple questions I kind of know the answer to, but just wanted to see if somebody could spell it out for me in a way that both HE & I will understand.  

A real estate agent has an even higher duty to you as a buyer, likely spelled out by Louisiana law.Speak to a few local attorneys about this.

They will spell out the steps for you.Out of curiosity, what kind of loan is it?

The agreements that we have spell all of that out and all of our partners have access to those.  

Do I need to have a formal lawyer approved document to spell out the co-ownership agreement?