Agents that can and will produce but also require support as needed, not treated as a lowlife # within their organization.

They low ball the organization cost in the hope that they make money on incidental fees such as agent for service.

Can I speak for anyone else...of course not but I do know their group is big and gaining speed and I know of numerous other people that are part of the organization that are not only happy but also CLOSING DEALS.

George - As our blogs are organized by state and user occupation, we do require these to be a part of your profile before you can create a blog.

The only publishing is in the local legal organ (newspaper for that county) advertised for 4 weeks the previous month before the sale date.

Maybe you should identify the certifying organization for this - it might not be an accreditation worth having.

The web site organization of the secretary of state of NC and secretary of state of GA are very similar in many ways, with NC having a FAQ which was quite helpful when I first started an LLC.

You can have an assessment go down but the mill rate for the city or county budget go up thereby increasing your property tax bill.If the assessment is 95,000 the taxes shouldn't be that big.Why not project out the worst case scenario for your projected hold time and base your offer price off of that.If you want to dispute taxes there are organizations that do this but since your property is so small you might want to take it on yourself.http://www.aptcnet.com/articles.html

That will give you a chance to organize the business and set some ground rules that you can work with.2. $100k is a fairly good amount, but not too big in real estate.

I don't know what organization regulates SDIRA companies... it isn't the FDIC.