I typically have a new one come in the door every month or so; however, I currently have 4 pending that are due to real estate professional status.

I see that the pending request is removed and when I look that their profile I see that I am added as their colleague.

"Lis Pendens" simply means that there is litigation pending against the property/owner.

I told the buyers that I would let them choose the new shingle color, Pending my approval.

I have always done my own taxes but wonder if an accountant would be advised.In the next couple of weeks I am looking to get a business license (LLC, INC, or whatever you guys suggest for a realtors website/name), trademark a logo I had made (pending it's not cost prohibitive), and set up some seperate accounts for the two different real estate endeavors.

(it seems....more due diligence is pending....)

Our company has grown into states that our license is still in a pending status, but we have dozens of sub prime loans coming in on a daily basis.

I have been around long enough to know that one sign of a pending crash is that most people walk blindly into it, which is probably the underlying point of your post.

I picked up another in Indy. nice little house that is old....much older than i usually buy and we know we have foundation issues going in but the team is confident they can makes this place shine within a slightly inflated budget.other deal still pending but i should hear more shortly.KC is just happening right now and its not for a lack of trying. i hope to get one picked up soon.update on goal: 2 of 6 picked up this year thus far (note i am in 3rd month of my fiscal so on track for 8)update on mindset: it dawned on me the other day when chatting with my wife just what a surplus of adds/year means. every additional add shaves 2months off retirement goal date (45th bday). so if i can stretch to 9 additions this year and next, i will be looking at a 44th bday. if i really scale up then i can knock this way down....love it!

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