(What to really look out for is municipal liens like code enforcement and tax liens) oh and yes I'm aware that I used parentheses within my other parentheses, that is some high level parenthesesing)2.

Even THOUGH she meant 6 month basis from January AND the dates are specified in parentheses.

I would just add in parentheses after the assignment fee, something like "($_____ payable at signing of this contract, with remainder payable at closing)," or something to that effect.

Edit by RD in parentheses)Yep, you smacked the smugness rite outta me.  

It wouldn't hurt to provide a personal financial statement see example below, https://www.sba.gov/content/personal-financial-sta...also an executive summary, copy of you credit report, and a list of "real estate owned", google parentheses to find a sample pdf.You might also want to inquire about a blanket loan for your properties as well as a business line of credit.Good luckAshley

Google "orange county ca probate records search" without the parentheses.

Submitted a name for an LLC with the name written out and then initials in parentheses as suggested on a thread here.

Hello,I am wondering how others are signing their contracts such as purchase offers in the name of their LLC'sFor example, in Florida they are now using a new 10-page FAR-Bar contract and every page needs to be initialed.The old contracts only required one signature which I printed the name of my LLC followed by my signature and title.Now that every page needs to be initialed, what I have been doing on every page is write the name of my LLC followed by my initials in parentheses.

On "stats" page, the top forum posters cumulative totals just show two parentheses with no number.

The budget showed a deficit and in parentheses it said (to be borrowed from reserves).