Been a follower for some time now, but finally formally introducing myself.

To add, I assume these are commercial leases since the tenant has two locations.In that case, this language is very common - though written in an older "formal" style.

TruWest and CU West said they didn't do formal appraisal, but instead assessed your home value via their own value assessing software.

Once the loan funds, there's a simple process to obtain formal permission to put title back into the LLC.

I have no formal real estate training (up until licensure) other than renting out a condo to my brother and a room in my house to a buddy I worked with.

I'd like to get a more formalized structure in place for our company and am looking for any recommendations for an attorney in Northern Virginia.

The cost of formal daycare is prohibitive, and the majority are raising families on one income.  

Apartments might be a little quicker than SF homes, but we have an actual slide deck (on a tablet) to walk them trough the main issues and we have significantly fewer issues with people that went through our formal orientation

We just don't know.My lawyer is telling me there is nothing I can do to get this guy out other than go through the formal eviction process against the tenant that is in jail. 

They have given me some quotes on scope of work, but it was nothing very formal.