Called a "nominee recipient."

For some reason, NYC landlords don't seem to look at these programs any more favorably than they did a year ago and I'm curious to know if thats the general consensus around the country.My question to the community is: does this current economic climate make Section 8 and other city/state/federal program recipients MORE attractive as prospective tenants?

Any number that is registered on it cannot be a recipient of an organization's mass calls or texts, otherwise you can get reported to the DRE and pay heavy fines.

I don't know if you've completed any deals but if not, fund a few with traditional loans and your own money, then go back to your potential private money sources and show them your track record and how they could have been the recipients of that interest.

By the sound of it, Public Assistance seems to be like charity, and therefore shouldn't have to be paid back once the recipient passes away, imho.

I got a call from a recipient that was finishing a flip in the area I targeted.

On a lower price point the economics stop working, frankly, it's a recipie for desaster.

I need any recommendations for answering a complaint from the recipient of a cold call from me.

., when the 'something', whether it's money or a gift, is tied to the fact that the sale closed), the recipient needs to have a real estate license because it qualifies as a referral fee.The advice I've gotten when I want to thank a client for referring another client to me (a box of chocolates is what I usually do, sounds simple but it goes over well) is to make sure I send it when I get the referral, not after the new client's deal has closed, so that it's clearly a thank you for the referral and not connected to the closing.Probably in your state code of legislation for real estate agents this is addressed somewhere.

This means, if you want to quitclaim the property to your spouse, children, or put the property in your will, then when the property is transferred you, the heirs, or recipients will have to pay capital gains tax.