This is a legal form specifically for real estate agents that allows us to form a company which will receive our commissions from our broker on our behave and give us the opportunity to get many of the tax and legal advantages that goes along with running a business.Go to: http://www.macdonaldillig.com/real-estate-licensin...to learn more about it.The information here is for PA real estate agents.

I would be having conversation with a good RE Attorney that is well experienced in dealing with HOA's.

What if it’s a crowdfunding platform that’s solely raises funds via tradable equity shares to purchase foreign property on behave of investors?

But Steven Hamilton II what if she's well behaved and not ornery?

Local data, no influence or blurred lines between things all popular sites do with MLS data...for example, an SFR is 1-4 units for most every MLS and Zillow and the likes...but this is crazy...an SFR behaves very differently from a 2-4 unit property on every level...so, anything that is publicly available is largely inaccurate.

If your situation/ cashflow/ ability to rent is right on the edge and underwriting assumes that all will go well as long as all goes well … that's a dangerous place to be. • Have a solid buffer or plan B. • What goes wildly up (local appreciation) is likely to also come down.

Unless your local market is thriving and not behaving like the rest of the country, this is not the very best time to subdivide and install lots of new houses.If you have a lot of new people moving in to your town, and there is no excess of inventory, then that is a different situation.Since it takes a long time in my location to get a subdivision platted and approved, the local builders are still doing their legal ground work to get separate lots.

Which as with any search you will be having to sort through properties, as even if there was a magical criteria you could click to sort out anything that isn't a flip opportunity, you are counting on listing agents to properly list their properties, which isn't always the case.

Although it sounds super enticing, the VA loan is a 0% down loan product, but an assumption of a VA loan would put me in a situation where I could be having to but a significant amount down.For example, if a seller has a current mortgage of $300K and interest rate of 3% from late 2020 or early 2021, that property may now be worth around $375K or more depending on the market.

Quote from @Adam Perez: In my state, escrowed funds are not released unless both parties agree on the terms.The other agent is behaving unprofessionally and threatening you by referring you to their legal department.