If several others also need structural repair, then the contractor will erect 2x6's to support all the balconies for a uniform look.Here's my issue - I have no idea how long that will take, since it is dependent on the cooperation of 23 other condo owners, inspections, decisions being made, permits, and then work being done.

Depending on which state you live in, you may need a real estate license if you get paid to do any of the following activities: Advertise the availability of rental propertyPrepare or discuss a property management agreement with an ownerNegotiate leases or lease termsShow a rental propertyDrive or accompany a potential renter to a rental propertyCollect rentsAs always, there are exceptions to these rules - individual states regulate real estate activities, and they are not uniform in their treatment of property management.

MISTAKES IN WAGE PAYMENTS“These are very common, and include problems such as making illegal deductions from employees' pay for cash drawer shortages, uniforms and customer walkouts.

An interesting fact is that NWA's landmark album "Straight outta Compton," the one they are naming the a major motion film after, originally debuted on 08.08.1988.

The HyVee in that area is referred to as GhettoVee and has a uniformed police officer there as a security guard.You can get some inexpensive deals there though.

not sure in Texas but in most states if its a stalemate the title company files an interpleader with the court and sends the EM there... then its up to you to file a motion to get the money  IE basically litigate for it.. and of course the cost of this far exceeds the normal small EM....

Is this all just going through the motions as part of a foreclosure process, or is there another reason for this?

First, LLC don't have shares, they have membership interest.Second, your heirs get the step up basis at the time of your death, you just need to have proper documentation or appraisal to show the current value of your LLC at that time.Third, even with shares of corporation you get the step up basis (like your brokerage account).But anything transferred before your death, LLC or not does not get step up basis.You own an LLC containing property and gift $10k of LLC interest to your daughter through the uniform gifts to minors act.

Read one book actually that really set it all in motion, I was familiar with aspects of real estate through my life experiences.

I have to admit it kind of made me nervous when you said start reviewing Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac documents (side note, did you mean their loan document called the uniform residential loan?)