I don't use fax but another service that incorporates phone.

I have incorporated many other features as well, such as a "Support Ticket" where tenants can send things like maintenance requests and other questions, and even a section that are costs.

In your agreement it will need to have language of it prevailing over any other agreements made to that date (signing yours last with date and times).You can incorporate your contract by referrence and any paragraphs that may contradict will be prevailing under your contract.You should have an attorney do this for you the first time and then follow that addendum style thereafter.Actually, a Realtor is between a rock and a hard place because at the local level, like with the Board of Realtors, they may have agreed to use only the standard contract and amend it as necessary, OTH, state law will probably state, as well as broker's requirements, to present all offers.

You might use the TREC and give possession prior to closing under terms of a leas incorporated and extend the sale contract.

No, no waivers) The county and cities mentioned require about $200 each, and then there are the costs to incorporate or form an LLC.

Must be incorporated.

You can file a DBA or assumed name with the county normally but really your name isn't going to have much protection until you formally incorporate it into an LLC or other entity.

You can drop me a line to work this out if you like at [EMAIL REMOVED], It can be incorporated into a swap agreement.

Maybe there could be a way to incorporate the already in place Company Directory somehow?

Attorney fees, trial and error, devising strategies and risk reduction techinques that are incorporated in your contracts has real value.What's it worth to have construction crews, maintenance people and managers in place ready to go on any deal or transaction?