And because I helped you... delete all my mod warnings from my 3 mile long list.

It has a section to Add/Alter/Delete Provision, I am thinking adding verbiage to allow for series LLC formation in "Add provision to the certificate of formation section.

Whichever element is not applicable for the current document, I delete.

.delete double post 

To answer the original question: "What is the Best way to Prevent A REALTOR from stealing my buyer"Another take on this answer - #1, Delete that one buyer of your buyers list and always be adding buyers to your list. 

It has a section to Add/Alter/Delete Provision, I am thinking adding verbiage to allow for series LLC formation in "Add provision to the certificate of formation section.

Tried to delete message, but couldn't see how.

We flip 50+ homes a year and find the whole adding/canceling insurance policy process a huge pain in the butt and very costly,  we're spending over $50,000 a year on insurance on flip properties.There has got to be a policy out there for $5k to $10k that covers a certain amount of houses simultaneously that you can "add and delete" from the policy?   

(You can see posters previous posts on their profiles.)Perhaps off topic, so I can edit or feel free to delete, but how in the world does a person dig themself out of a $41,000 credit card bill?

It doesn't specify how old a report can be shared but data is typically updated every 30 days for credit and criminal, evictions could be updated as often as dailyThere are several issues with the Bill, first and foremost, software can photo-shop anything and change a credit score from 500 to 800 and delete negative items from the report.