So basically, to know if you are getting less return than the direct to Rise48 people, Spark would need to disclose their arrangement with Rise48 and you would need to look at your own subscription docs with Spark to see if they outline their own fees and carried interest.Although, I can speculate with pretty strong certainty that you are receiving a slightly lower return than direct to Rise48 investors.

Looks like if it’s Illinois, the reason they’re probably asking is appears there’s a new law for landlord to disclose radon, provide a pamphlet, tenant has right to test and terminate lease if landlord chooses not to mitigate if high levels found.

Yes, you will pay for commissions (which are 100% negotiable)- I like the idea of approaching the agent for the new buy (if in the same area), who might give you a discount on the listing if you also buy from him or her.There are programs out there that help you BUY before selling, they will give you a 20% downpayment and money for repairs on your existing house- you'd have to use an Agent and them that is affiliated with them and they act as the straw man lender- check out Knock.com, Ribbon, Orchard, Homelight, etc- and there are others- I'm not sure which are available to you in California.In most states, homes are sold "As-IS" anyway), and all you have to do if you cannot make repairs is to properly DISCLOSE what you know isn't working, so that buyers can take that into consideration in ADVANCE of contract, in both their offer but also to save them surprises later on which could cause them to back out- if they know in advance and all is disclosed, there's less chance of that happening.

Also, no offense Account Closed but nobody should be taking advice from someone who charges for services who doesn't disclose their full name/identity on these forums. 

In MD, you'll now need tk disclose that you'll be assigning the contract up front, with a failure to do so allowing the seller to cancel the contract.

Your contractor may not have a good history with BofA. he may not be disclosing that part to you, which would likely impact the long holds.BofA, CHASE, Wells, etc... are large institutions that have giant businesses portfolio and are very aware of the importance of timely fund clearances for small businesses.

So the outdoor cameras are generally allowed as long as we disclose them to the tenants. 

Well, you ‘re not “representing yourself”, you’re just an individual, as if you never had a license, except you have to disclose that you are licensed. 

You'll also have to disclose that your previous policy was cancelled and why. 

That said, no CPA worth their salt would take a wrong position just because they think the chances of it being audited are slim.Interesting nugget - the IRS even has a form for disclosing to them in the event that you think you are taking a position that is contrary to IRS guidance - Form 8275 - and if you validly disclose your position on this form you can avoid penalties if the position is overturned.