The suit argued collusion in the big name brokerages and by NAR, that they were in secret agreeance to force sellers to offer such.

We're in the middle of renovating our mountain cabins now - adding game rooms, theatre rooms, and indoor swimming pools.

I recently had a suit I brought settled mostly to my satisfaction and have another suit in process.  

Not all PMs are the same.You can also look at buying a place with a legal suite or a duplex-you can live in one unit and rent the larger unit or the unit that will give you the most rent.Narrow it down to a few options and then ask them for pros and cons of each after you've made your own list of pros and cons.   

I use the virtual office that Lakeside business suites because I am based in Las Vegas.

Some state attorney generals may even pursue suits against you for "unfair business practices violations."

I was coerced in to signing an acknowledgement contract, after they threatened to send a the $995 cancelation fee, even though I never signed the original acknowledgment letter, ON TOP OF THE $795 application fee.I am currently pursing a civil suite against them, have file a complaint on every single platform I can find.

I don't even have a real estate license nor do I have any real connections to real estate professionals/investors.Outside of real estate, I enjoy spending time with family, watching anime and swimming.

I have an investor-focused team at eXp, we suit that niche and we are nationwide with many agents in NJ.

Did it suit both?