And uses different language in the Operating Agreement to explain the distributions.

Jail is the easiest place for the sheriff to find hubby when serving eviction notices.Be sure to understand the language in your lease and the local laws you must comply with.

I would prefer a company located in the US, and with English native-language employees, simply because I've heard so much negative feedback from colleagues and friends about companies using non-US-sourced companies.  

If her tenant is noisy and upsetting neighbors she could be fined for violating the CC&Rs which probably have some language about not being noisy and upsetting neighbors, she could be sued if her tenant's actions are a nuisance, harassing the neighbors, or causing intentional infliction of emotional distress. 

I'm extremely motivated and inspired to work my *** off (excuse the language).I've already read tons of articles here and I know what preliminary things I need to start with. i am currently working on a business plan, researching the market and the like.

I have seen cases of mold in ductwork causing thousands of dollars later, and the inspector pointed out the language in his report that said all he had to do was make a good faith effort, that nothing was guaranteed.  

You know the areas and you can speak the same language as them with regards to neighborhood landmarks, events, etc.- Negotiating - not just the price, you are negotiating to extract information out of sellers - condition, price, situation, etc.  

And if the OP doesn't want to perform what most, frankly, would consider a small act towards developing a relationship... why would the bank want (using the OP's language) to go out on a second date?

Account Closed Yes, the primary insured should be the entity that holds title to the property.If the entity is an LLC, Trust, Limited Partnership, the insurance policy includes language extending coverage to the individuals owners the entity.I have many clients who have closed in their personal name and then transferred to an LLC shortly after closing.

Looking for Best/Simple disclosure language that states that I am *A Licensed Real Estate Agent in Nevada...Does anyone disclose REALTOR status on your Marketing/Ad Campaigns/DirectMailers?