Yes, RESPA (Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act) is a federal law; it has been there for a long time and the New RESPA regulations were published November 17, 2008 and are have now been in full effect since January 1, 2010.

The due diligence procedures that I've come up with so far are:1.

How is the procedure when I come in?

Plus government-paid sterilization procedures...

Where do you go and what procedures do you use?

Following this procedure has cut my no-shows to almost zero.

You will need to spend some time learning about real estate law, commercial lending guidelines, title and escrow policy and procedures, real estate negotiations, property evaluation, auditing financial material, researching market data, real estate contracts, due diligence, communication skills.

(it doesn't always work this way, and depending on how the contract is written, you may retain some liability for the contract)Once the end-buyer is on the contract, it is between him and the seller to deal with all the closing procedures.

There is a procedure for assessing this civil penalty.It is possible for some that they make so little (and have no assets) that the IRS determines that the debt is uncollectible.

Is this normal procedure?