@Carol DonaldsonWe have done one transaction to date with Networth.  

Just depends if the site wants to cater to the true fan or to a larger audience (and both are viable models). 

Do you mean that the lender will wait for 90 days before they impact the borrower's credit or do you mean to say you have 90 days before a foreclosure date?

Although, I have zero unsatisfied customers to date.  

Go to a construction site (production home builders--- Toll Brothers, Orleans, KHov) and find the carpet installer.

I also ask them for the forwarding address when they give notice that they are vacating the address and also give them a reminder notice of their right to be present at the close out inspection and ask them to tell me when the property will be completely vacant and a request of a date and time to have that inspection if they desire to be present. 

Thanks,but there is no financial benefit to the potential buyer when we compare  'with agent' vs 'with no agent',  also this law does not make sense in my opinion at least to the buyer, even in the case where a potential buyer goes with an agent - the signing of the documents(like seller's property disclosure & exclusive buyer agency/agent contract) even before touring the home does not make sense, the signing of the documents(like seller's property disclosure & exclusive buyer agency/agent contract(in this one , it is mentioned "Buyer will not enter into Buyer Agency Contract with another broker/licensee that begins before the Ending Date of this Contract.")) logically COULD ALSO BE done after touring the home and potential buyer decides to buy the home.

The law requires you to give notice; it does not require you to get permission.When I give notice, I tell the tenant that I (or the contractor) will enter the home on [DATE] at [TIME] and will be there for approximately [# of HOURS] to complete the work.

Link to new law: https://leg.colorado.gov/sites/default/files/documents/2024A...

I got the same email with the same exact dates.