Attorneys are also regulated by the Bar... to my knowledge there is no governing body which oversees and governs the non attorney settlement houses....As for your question how to pick one...1.

Paint the garage door the same color as the body of the house.

One way I've seen it done is by adding a disclaimer in the body of the posting, not in the title.

My tastes have change from moving a mountain with bass and the air rushing through my body to a more high end refined system with ultra quality.It's kind of an art form as a landlord to place tenants in units together that have similar lifestyles and beliefs so that they do not clash often on things and the peace is kept.No legal advice.

I really suggest people see an attorney and not take ideas off the internet, if someone is not an attorney or they have no regulatory background in finance or they are not actively specializing in financial compliance matters, licensed as required, they aren't qualified and everyone else is just shooting air.

If any body else out there wants to run a parallel track in your market please do so everyone can see how well this works in different areas of the country.

They can write loans based on their own guidelines, as long as they live within FDIC or any other regulatory restriction.

There is a section in the body of the Contract where I added my Additional Terms for consideration and review by the Seller.

I'm very much trying to balance enjoying my son's youth while I'm still reasonably able-bodied, with some equity left to show for it when I'm gone.

My original HML (Atlas Financial, who will recommend that NO BODY USE THIS COMPANY) jack up the purchase and decided the day of closing that they wouldn't do the loan.