I am 24 yrs old I have Bachelors Degree in Business Administration, with an emphasis in Marketing, that I received with Honors.

I became a licensed real estate salesperson this week after working in a administrative role for a property management company since April.

Revocable trusts, or living trusts are they are commonly known, are good for probate avoidance and ease of administration, because they keep the courts out of the process.There are many other ways to avoid probate that are available for certain assets. 

If she hasn't been paying the mortgage in 3-4 months Notice of Default/Foreclosure must be looming and probate will not stop foreclosure.If the estate is currently in probate ask her when the process commenced (date) and how far along in the administration process is the estate in?

One is now facing administrative action from DBPR. 

The more a Seller of the partial steps into a loan to administrate thereby reducing the rights of the Buyer of the partial to enforce the actual security instrument the more we travel toward a security.

Matt Lockwood here; a recent graduate of Cal Poly San Luis Obispo; majored in business administration with a concentration in entrepreneurship.

My question was what is the administrative process to get that approval (for the altermate setback, to comply with code), when no building permit is required (which I would like to avoid); and/or if someone can educate me if my understanding of permit and setback requirements is wrong.

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