I'm not here to render an opinion on how or if gets paid but the payment really ought not be the buyer's problem.

You can only try and give the most honest advice to the consumer possible while trying to make a profit for rendering your services.

Since my last post I looked into cottage design via architects, <1300 sq ft, contractors given latitude will render the project over priced it seems.

Shareholders can lose all of their investment in the Corporation (Corporation assets are seized and sold off causing the Corporation to go out of business, which renders the stock worthless.)LLC - Members cannot be made to give up their ownership interest in the LLC.

Though, you'd probably need at least a rough rendering or ?

When do I use 2D property renderings?

:)That works for me, I'm a mortgage processor today, tomorrow I'll be an investigator, but only in the morning, later I'll be on call to render first aid to swimmers at the lake as an emergency technician.

Assessors know many give up or do not want to put that much time in it to win the case.I see it here in GA in Fulton county where they are so back logged with appeals people have pending cases for years "still under review".The boards can then bill higher taxes and then render the cases verdict later on with credits when the market is stronger and the city and counties are not bleeding cash as much.

The couple of bucks you spend will save you from a savvy and stealthy professional tenant from dragging your butt into court for locking him out of his home and rendering him homeless.Ping me, I might have an legal advisor for you.The rich make the laws to protect themselves from common.

I think of an escrow fee as money the closing agent (escrow company) puts in their pocket for services they render, such as, the 50/50 escrow fee you mention, plus demand fee, wire fee, grant deed fee, trust certification fee, loan tie-in fee, etc...all the fees paid to escrow that one typically sees on a hud-1.