In Bryans case I assume we are talking about 1 LLC with multiple properties, no doubt a business entity.I don't know whether my state requires this, I was thinking that this would be done to more resemble in a formal fashion a business entity, thereby looking more like a business and not like an individual with a rental.I notice large businesses own lots of property in their names.

Have an attorney prepare a contract for you that closely resembles the board approved version (again for deals with an agent involved they will still insist on using the approved forms)3.

They need to resemble that property as closely as possible.

Vet your team carefully, research the market yourself and stay out of anything that even resembles a war zone.

Although I have a problem using daily stock price as a true measure of volatility, at least daily price fluctuations is something resembling volatility.

Not sure if you are referring to a short sale, but this seems like the only feasible instance in which this synopsis resembles something that makes sense.

In some ways this mobile home deal doesn't resemble stick built home wholesaling in any shape form or fashion.

I probably resemble the HGTV shows to them since everybody watches those shows. 

Someone else here had this same position a few weeks ago, and were not able to articulate their point to be anything resembling the truth."

I've looked into out of state turn-key opportunities that would bring in cash flow but then all my capital is tied up in those properties at least in the near future and would prevent any resemblance of an aggressive investment strategy that I need to have to build wealth before retirement.