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Jennifer A. Trusts and Probate
6 November 2015 | 3 replies
A principal is someone who has the capacity, powers and authority to sell or encumber real property.A child can legally own real estate but needs a legal guardian who is empowered to transact until the minor reaches legal age (18).An individual over 18 who is incompetent due to sanity or senior dementia for which a court appointed conservator has been appointed for their estate, and requires that the conservator sign all documents affecting real title title in their fiduciary capacity.
Gabe Santa Cruz New from Fort Worth, TX moving to Southern California
6 September 2017 | 7 replies
I never found much satisfaction in Air Traffic Control (although it has taken great care of me and my family), so I made a big decision almost 3 years ago to try and become a Los Angeles County Firefighter and do something that involved serving others in a greater capacity.  
Kurt Granroth Complete newbie from Gilbert, AZ
5 November 2017 | 28 replies
It's the reason most wealthy people hold real estate in their portfolio in some capacity.
Darla Holtzclaw Finding Heirs of Deceased. Is there time?
20 April 2015 | 10 replies
To what capacity would you recommend Ancestry and what are the other applications you use? 
Sean Price Wholesaling step by step
19 April 2015 | 21 replies
It also is a ploy to obtain more of a seller's equity by flipping a contract to a willing and able buyer and in your capacity as a licensee, that transaction may not be considered being in the public good, you are avoiding your agency responsibilities through self dealing.
Account Closed Adding Air and Heat to Home Addition
26 April 2015 | 6 replies
Maybe it's a great situation to tap off your existing split-system (if you have a forced air system), depending on existing furnace btu capacity and condensing coil tonnage.
Tyler Veres Forcing Equity/Increased Value by affecting NOI (bottom line)
29 October 2019 | 16 replies
The annual revenue on that should be $120,000 at full capacity
Jonathan C. How to JV with owner to rehab/flip the property?
1 July 2021 | 7 replies
Elderly has other implications as to capacity.
Seth Estenson Commercial Broker unwilling to let competition Represent Seller
22 August 2015 | 8 replies
Usually the buyers broker signs it and gets the buyer to sign a commission will be paid by the seller etc.A listing broker can still get both sides of the commission if the buyer isn't represented by being a transactional broker capacity or representing one party as a client but performing ministerial acts only for the other party as a customer.Each state has it own little laws on what is acceptable or not for representation.
Account Closed Would you lend money on this deal? 10k loan on 40k in equity
24 August 2015 | 4 replies
Sorry to be harsh, but you knew (in capital letters) that the seller does not have the capacity to repay the debt and you were even thinking of asking if it made sense to loan them money secured by the property?