I would talk to a title officer unless of course your an attorney state then talk to another attorney who can look up case law.That's exactly what I recommended to the family. 

Keep in mind the brokerage that just offers low desk fees and a nice office doesn't have a direct correlation to the training you will receive and value you will get for the cap you are paying.

I liked my conversation with Realty One Group (Corona office) and wondered if anyone had any recent experience with that group that they could share.

For example 123 main st is a $300M office building that is one LLC.

You will need a licensed TX attorney to oversee the legal documents, you need escrow officers and transaction managers and business development/marketing.

Thank you for this post I copied it and sent it to my office to save on drop box.Myself I grew up in the land business as my Dad was in the land business starting in the mid 60s and I started in 75..

Also, make sure you’re marketing to the right buyers—families or those needing home office space might be especially interested in the room your house offers.Highlighting the renovations is key.

Get their commanding officer and they will have them make it right.  3.  

My only complaint is communication, it can be difficult to get answers from office staff.

I host weekly small group office hours focused on laundromats and other small business acquisitions.