If i was going to a cookie cutter sub divisions i'd play safe and quote my normal prices. dont kid yourself that contractors don't feel this way.

I mean here in Cleveland I've gotten a couple companies shut down by the Division of Real Estate for operating without a license but I am bombarded with emails from wholesalers on a daily basis.

Attendance is usually 35-50.This month the scheduled speaker is a Battalion Chief from the City of Columbus, Division of Fire who will be discussing fire safety in rentals.You are also welcome to contact me via BP's "Colleague" system.

We filed a complaint with the Florida Department of Business Profession Regulation (Division of Real Estate), so did the other couple.

The two ways wrap arrangements are done is either by a 1st and 2nd loan arrangement of under one where the equity tops the existing loan, inwhcih case the division of interest is accomplished.And yes, a well written agreement stipulates who is entitled to the interest deductions, a sub-2 title is given so the buyer is entitled as well as any assumption taken such as with a VA or by notice given.

Originally posted by @Mukhtar Ali:her signature is on the post.. with the division she works in.  

I have had a run in with our division of finance and corporate securities they are good folks unless they think you step over the line then they will enforce their interputation ... and since it would cost 100's of thousands to prove a point you just agree the are correct and move on.

Be very careful you are not working with a person engaging in unlicensed activity, and if you witness this activity, feel free to notify the Division.

See links below.Truth in renting guide:http://www.state.nj.us/dca/divisions/codes/publica...DCA:http://www.state.nj.us/dca/divisions/codes/publica...Jersey City rent control ordinance: https://www.municode.com/library/nj/jersey_city/co...

I think, people are confused when talking about being agent and hiring a broker.Agent works for a broker and all the contracts made between that broker and the client, not agent and client.When agent is leaving a brokerage, he doesn't take listings with him - they belong to his broker.Same with property management: the broker is responsible for all misconduct of the agent - it's broker escrow account has to comply with requirements of the State, not agent's......agents don't have the escrow account to keep the security deposits of Tenants.It's broker who get audited, and put his license on the line even if he totally unaware what his agent is doing.More of that, personal listings of the broker's agents must comply with all the laws which agents might be not aware of because they just work with clients and not with controlling instances.You can do whatever you feel like doing until someone complains - and Tenants or/and owners do it - to Division of RE.