A weighted vote would certainly help I would think, but one very important aspect with a weighted vote is, IMO, the person who has more weight should not be aware of it!

There is not an attorney worth their weight in dirt that would even dare to make those kinds of statements.Now with that said, I have seen a single case in Indiana where an option contract was determined to not be equitable interest and was then construed to be unlicensed real estate brokerage.

Are you primarily wholesaling properties in B-class or C-class neighborhoods (if one is weighted more than the other)?

If you are torn between yes and property damage then add a weight and/or type restriction to your pet policy.

Pulling comps off of the web or even with your experience in the market will not hold as much weight with a buyer as a subject to appraisal will.

But a warranty deed is cleaner and carries more title 'weight' for many reasons.  

Looks like they stole them from a weight loss site...

None of these compliance requirements have been posted on BP, if they had been, I would have seen them, I searched for weighted interest rate yields and got nothing.

When you have a wrap or sub-2 financed amount involved you need to look at the return received over the financed amount, this is done on a weighted average and include profits.Did my question get addressed up there?

If you haven't purchased much than a great broker/agent can be worth their weight in gold.Just remember to not step over dollars to make pennies.