This law will most likely weed out some of the bad actor landlord/property managers.

I was able to land a 4plex using seller financing here in red-hot Las Vegas, NV.My mailer was hand written and was very simple:"Hey Steven,My name is Spencer Cornelia and I am interested in buying your property at 123 Candy Lane. 

I have sat on those hearing boards to hear ethics complaints and being summoned to a hearing is not anywhere a legitimate professional with a real estate license wants to land.Like any industry, there will be bad actors. 

http://blog.movies.yahoo.com/blog/991-jeremy-renners-secret-side-gig-flipping-houses

Kiyosaki as a celebrity, an actor playing an investment guru!

Cash was merely a way in which we could easily transfer gold, since it's kind of an inconvenience to weigh out little lumps of gold to pay for a candy bar.However, there is not a major currency today that gold backing.

If the agent’s act or failure to act causes injury to a party (or a foreseeable 3rd party) the agent could be exposed to civil suit (and even criminal charges) including punitive damages and discipline by the DRE.

I think S&P needs to look into the mirror because they're the ones that were passing out AAA ratings to toxic CDO's like they were candy.

No one else has claim to it.The scenario which you propose would require some bad actor to know that a particular note "fell behind a filing cabinet", which in and of itself is pretty unlikely.

Was this a badly negligent act or just plain stupidness?