If this were a routine eviction for non-paying tenant, then it would be possible for the OP to represent himself.

As an experienced investor who routinely scours craigslist...

Sarah ShockleyI am a multifamily buyer and always get inspections done and routinely get copies to the bank.

I would be surprised if you could fill in the pool for under $5000.You'll probably want to drill many holes in it, then fill it in.If I bought it, I would get solid insurance, a solid lease (but mostly insurance), screen tenants very carefully, hire a pool guy to do routine cleaning, check local pool rules (fences, etc.), and enjoy the extra rent I could get with a swimming pool.

Anyone who simply says I loan money at 18%, that will raise my eyebrow, if they are truly assisting other and using all thier money at 18%, that's fine with me, but if it's simply out of greed due to the fact they can get it out of someone regardless of that persons loan issues, then I vew that as a shark tank.

Technically, the correct answer is your "net sales price," which is your gross sales price less routine closing costs.

But, it will stop much of the random violence purported by those who routinely carry unregistered guns (the first time they get caught with an illegal weapon, they won't have a second chance), and MORE IMPORTANTLY, I can feel safer walking the streets with lots of armed citizens around me, because I know that they've at least had a minimum amount of training to use the weapon they possess.Now, as I've said before, all of this is likely a moot discussion, as in a few years, there will be technology that will regulate gun use for us.

You do not need member approval to enter into contracts that are within the routine course of business for your LLC.If your LLC is member-managed, then the member will be signing all of your contracts in his capacity as member-manager, so a written consent is not necessary.Your LLC should have an operating agreement, and you should operate your LLC according to the terms of the operating agreement.

Of course if Redfin agents routinely get their offers passed over by traditional listing agents... all the technology in the world won't make them a viable business model.

For those of you who have VAs for outbound calling, prescreening sellers and setting appointments; Id like to know whats their daily routine.