Based on internet Firpta means ( The disposition of a U.S. real property interest by a foreign person ) . 

The manager will keep a $250 security deposit disposition fee.

Lastly, just call those companies and ask to speak to their disposition/dispo manager.

You retain control of the big ticket items:  Large capital decisions, refinances, dispositions, etc.3.

In other words, if you have more than one prospect, only send the request to the first one, and wait for some kind of disposition on that (you accept them, you decline them, they tell you they rented elsewhere or are no longer interested) before sending the request to the second one.3) The results of their background checks and credit checks stay online for a while at Cozy, but not forever. 

The lack of permit record isn't necessarily dispositive of the issue --- a lot of municipalities in the old days were not as strict when it came to building permits.

But, this is apparently an attitude problem that is emblematic of a general disposition.

They then demanded a deposit disposition form.I agreed to give them a disposition form, and I listed everything they owe, which totaled $775.

The technical term is "disposition of partnership interest."

I happened to lose my W2 job in March and found a role as Disposition Manager at a big local flipping company- so what I've found is that even with only 2 years of really studying and immersing myself into real estate investing strategies, conferences, books, Tony Robbins stuff.... there's a HUGE difference in my level of knowledge and PROFESSIONALISM compared to younger folks I meet.