Are you saying you have a huge land portfolio but no body to invest in helping create multi-family housing on your land?

I'm talking about "nonverbal communication"what your facial expressions and body language say can be opposed to what year word center saying.If you watch the show Colombo with Peter Falk, you'll see the actor use his face to convey certain emotions.If you make your eyes look big, you make yourself look naïve and innocent, which is nonthreatening.If you have a scrunchy face or confused look, you usually have the seller feel like they need to go into more detail.

I would say that you definitely don't want to leave a trail of dead bodies behind you, but on the flip side you don't want to be one of the dead bodies left behind the seller's wake either.

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Any body can recommend me on some one like this?

Assuming the will states the property is his, and there is no body who's going to dispute that, he should work with an attorney to transfer the property.

It's typically up to a government body to approve rezoning.

And I underestimated how much upper-body strength, patience, and experience you have to have to perform this kind of work, even things I thought were simple, like installing floating flooring and tiling a bathroom floor or backsplash.

no i was just cautioned in general and here is body of email which i think is alright to share...i am new at this and justlooking for god guidance"Here's the draft agreement I would use, we'd alter it as agreed for the specific deal we want to do.

Anyone who wants more, we refer to one of five regulatory laws firms who specialize in these areas, none of whom charges less than $750.00 per hour to answer questions like yours.