Steve,We have several markets for Umbrella that will do it on a stand-alone basis. 

I believe it stands for.

He is proud of what he has built and I know he does stand behind his product..

We thought we read where being your own registered agent could lead to not only missing delivery of important items, being potentially embarrassed by being served items at work but could also cause you to fall out of good standing with the state.

Not to mention the ED is what a couple grand if that... probably won't do you much good and the house being sold is worth far more than that from a time stand point.

Another option is to say "I was walking my dog and saw someone moving out of your house on 123 Main St and they gave me your number, is it available?"

That's also what I did............Plenty of resources here on BP about how to buy out of state so check those out.From a motivational stand point....you can always say ....My market doesn't have this......My Area doesn't have this.....just remember, "Whether you think you can, or you think you can't, you're right."

No TV stands or similar.

Second part of that is if your rents are already priced at market rate... and that shifts down it could eat up the little cash flow you have.Non of this is a big deal if you have reserves to cover or the equity to with stand a hit...

its not legal as most do it in all 50 states just not enforced or prosecuted.. you can close on the home then advertise it for sure.. cant advertise homes you don't own and the equitable interest theory does not stand when you sole business purpose is to emulate real estate broker activities..