Rather, it merely requires the owner, when and if it decides to sell, to offer the property first to the holder, usually at the price and on the other terms and conditions set forth in the third party’s bona fide offer.50 However, as noted above, the right “ripens” into an option upon notice to the holder of the grantor’s receipt of a bona fide offer and decision to accept it.Fixed-price first-refusal rights often are unreasonable restraints on alienation.

A "no" will be hard to justify considering the state is known for producing a type of substance that leads to the devastation of more people and families than marijuana ever could PLUS someone will have to explain to many people why a natural pain reliever is illegal while the insanely addictive 'codones of the world funded by big pharma are merely a prescription away....

They definitely outsource the calls to somewhere and the representatives that are reachable are merely customer service agents who have no info on the property other than what is listed on gohoming or MLS.

I'm not here to advertise for my business, I'm here merely to answer any questions you may have about the program.  

I was merely commenting on my personal thoughts and observations, which are not well informed.What areas of Stockton do you like to invest in? 

From what I know about MD withholding tax:Withholding tax is not an additional tax, but merely a collection device.

For that reason, I don't subscribe to the $100 cashflow/door rule (For reference, I define cashflow as the money left over after ALL expenses, including financing, taxes,mx, capex, management, etc. literally, the money that goes into my pocket after any and all associated short- and long-term expenses are paid out), it is merely a guideline, and unproven at that. 

They merely provide investors with information about potential deals.

There are numerous Tax Courts that have determined that if the expenditure merely restores the property to the state it was in before the repair was required and does not make the property more valuable, more useful, or longer-lived, it is usually considered a deductible repair. 

(and maybe two "flips" per year).Does the IRS look at the mere possession of a RE license (and the tax expenses claimed on the tax return) and say "this guy is a real estate professional" and require that I pay self employment Social Security tax?