A pre-qualification is a less formal ordeal altogether and, as a result, is less significant. 

This person is not a company and the arrangement is a bit less formal though she still sends me end of month statements and I do pay her a percentage every month.

Maybe from a builders association or rental association, or just individual landlords as interested parties joining together as a formal cooperative to manage their properties, provide shared resources, screen tenants and mitigate issues among other things?

I could build a small eat-in kitchen table area where we squeeze in elbow to elbow for meals or build a more formal dining room that’s suitable for 10-12 people so we always have have room holiday guests and family or friends at our table.

Well this past weekend I was talking with one of my family members about real estate and they told me an interesting story that I thought was worthy of sharing.My family member told me they bought their first home on the border of Detroit and Dearborn back in the early 90's for $18,000 and shared it with a few of their friends.

Hi Sevag,My opinion, the best best for rentals in terms of ROI and maint is the northern bordering suburbs of Detroit.

The formal presentation is followed by a question and answer session.In addition to free admission to our monthly meetings, joining REIA has many benefits for real estate investors from novice to pro.

They have 60 day notice but sooner would be better.Is there any specific law I need to follow or can I just type up a formal letter and drop it in their mailbox?

I chose the small brokerage route, where I have access to my principal by phone 10am-9pm daily, though there is little to no technology available, and there was no formal training programs.

There was no formal listing agreement at any time, do I owe him?