Or, language that I should consider placing in the contract?

@Patrick Reagan Does your lease agreement include language about lease notices?

A developer needs to be able to speak the language of all of the professions to a degree that makes working with the team of professionals possible.Choosing your niche profession is a step towards putting your toe in the development “pool”.

There is no 'school' to go to....best thing to do is just start studying.....I would get your RE license just to know the language and law.

Although the FHA does not specifically prohibit discrimination based on “citizenship status” or “immigration status,” denying housing to undocumented persons could constitute discrimination based on “national origin” where the discrimination is based on the tenant’s language or national origin in general, regardless of immigration status.

I've told my lender in plain language what our plan is.

I referred in the plainest language to ladies of the evening and Peruvian marching powder and I am no longer allowed to do that.So watch for Biden to make his well-meaning but boneheaded move.

as a rule i typically do not offer to pay a sellers closing costs as they may have a bunch of unpaid water bills, back taxes, fees... it is a risk to leave the language vague and assume the seller is being honest.

I can not find any language to back that up.

The following language is in the Standard Illinois Residential Real Estate Contract: CASH TRANSACTION, MORTGAGE ALLOWED: If this selection is made, Buyer will pay at closing,in the form of “Good Funds,” the Balance Due at Closing.