Lol... no offense

I take offense to a comment about not wanting tenant to know your the landlord and you self manage,, that's the best selling tool you have,, your property should show great a image of your commitment to quality and customer service.  

@Nikole Gines - If you are using a business entity to hold the real estate title under, than it really doesn't matter what the name is, provided that it's not offensive or disrespectful.

By accepting compensation you would be committing a civil offense, per WI Chapter 452 as pointed out above.

. ;-)No offense intended ... this is NOT an option I would ever pursue myself, but I can be a blunt person ...

It is a federal offense to bribe a public official; it can result in a 15 year jail term. 

I'm interested to see how the little guy (no offense) comes out of a battle with a $18 billion dollar company. 

And as for doctoring financials, I don't know about California licensing laws, but I'd bet misrepresentation is a punishable offense.

So far, I like the info and the community seems helpful from a glance...Although, this is my first post so we'll see how many people take offense to my super loooong post, here. :) I'm hoping to make valuable connections that not only serve my business needs but perhaps blossom into a "friend" relationship as well.

Dear Abby (a licensed Alabama RE agent/broker, RE attorney, experienced property manager - sorry, no offense to anyone else, but I need just the facts from this post, not guesses.)First, the law as it is written:Section 35-9A-421Noncompliance with rental agreement; failure to pay rent.