I have actually done some speaking, coaching and mentoring on the topic and have created an ebook on the topic.If anyone is heading to the Equity Trust Conference I would love to catch up and network.

If you feel strongly about this, as it appears you do, why not have a meeting or conference call with you, your sister and the loan officer to discuss it specific to her needs/wants?

Or, if there is a lack of data to base additional services on, charge a fee and an hourly rate for unforeseen duties.And, you might double check on up-charging on services that require a license, like a plumber or electrician if you aren't one, that's what general contractors do, I can tell you I've dealt with PMs and they lost, PM activities is not a general contractor relationship, especially when your area may require a license to conduct sub-contracting work

Now, if you market to agents on the basis on general legal services, I know a couple agents who were involved in that, but they didn't cross into areas of RE.And, as to clients of an RE agent, unless your client is a personal friend, clients expect a degree of professional conduct, not to be solicited for other services, do you want to project your expertise in RE or be seen as one who does all kinds of things because you're not that great at any of your chosen fields.

Bear in mind this is a business contract, there are no hard and fast rules so long as everything you do is legal.You and your perspective partner need to determine exactly what kid of deal you want to conduct.

I have not conducted any inspections, but my mentor conducts a walk through inspection three times per year.

It can be anyone from any state as we can do this through conference calls and webinars.

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I had a recent situation occur that I'm thinking to file a complaint about but I'd like your input to see if this is viable.

I am not an agent but have been following listings of potential fore...

When the income is derived simply from buying and selling, especially if there is value added through the process, then that typically will be viewed as conducting a trade or business, and if done on a regular or repeated basis, would have UBIT exposure.So it is not the notes, but the buy, remedy, resell model that create the exposure.