You set the guidelines for them and let them do what they do best, find you deals that meet your criteria and write offers on them.You want to make it easy for them to get offers signed and filled out and make sure they have all your important docs (LLC declaration, copies of EMD checks, and if possible a form style PDF offer that you have already signed and has all the same language you need for an offer).Another good thing to have is an appraiser friend.

I am suing my HOA, and will have the court declare that it Unconstitutional for a private entity to levy fines against American citizens.This is a government power, and these HOAs need to be slapped down hard.Two States have already found HOA fines to be Unconstitutional....mine will be next.Next I want to strip them of any rule making authority.

Some places require bonds and insurance so you'll need to state you settlement date and apply for refunds on bond/ins premiums.Personal property records may need to be assigned for tax purposes at the county and declare taxable property to the assessor.You'll need to see your tax preparer to file applicable tax forms from the sale and for income declarations as well as any application to change accounting methods or tax treatment of the company.In a real estate company you'll need to clear the old officers/directors and members with the State Real Estate Commission according to the license requirements for those positions and set any Broker Manager.Signs, letterhead, business cards, logos, copy rights and patents, if any (lol) should be described in the sale contract as well as all books, records, accountings and related working papers (so that an audit may be performed).

If your IRA provider (custodian or administrator) goes belly up and declares bankruptcy or worse, the assets that are titled FBO of your name still belong to you (your IRA).

With my luck he would declare some sort of sanctuary and seek protection against eviction from the evil capitalist landlord...

Any person convicted of crimes of a sexual nature, designated as a sexual predator/offender, or under consideration by any court for being declared a sexual predator/offender will not be accepted ever.

Sorry, but I'm having real heartburn with the idea you want to declare bankruptcy to wipe out your existing debt then turn around and try to buy a house.

While I can't find any IRS rules specifically stating this (nor any opposing) I think there is more support for this approach than there is for declaring it non-deductible.

If so, have them give you a declaration. . .

The fallout was extensive: banks failed, established companies declared bankruptcy, the net worth of American households plunged, and millions of Americans lost their homes and jobs in a great recession that quickly spread globally, submerging the economies of Europe, Asia, and the developing world.Among the many firms and individuals who acted irresponsibly, and maybe criminally, perhaps none did so with such flair and recklessness as Countrywide Financial.