There is no confirmation that the email belong to that person, that that person is the only one having access to that email, that that email has not been compromised in any breach...I don't mind using docusign for minor contract for convenience, however, for anything of major value I would not trust it.I don't understand why these companies have not expanded their service with a real identity verification service to assign certificates to individuals that would be recognized by the industry as a secure way of validating electronic signature.I could see local bar association or realtor association issuing digital token certificate to their verified members as a add on service value.

Emotional intelligence refers to the ability to recognize, understand and manage our emotions and the emotion of others.

My states' Dept of Rev (GA) has information that gives context to how much the tax would be for a purchase, but I haven't seen anything concrete about how these would be handled post flip.Specifically, would these be recognized as capital gains, income, etc?

>The agent can have a query saved for your preferences and send you listing weekly (for instance) and then if you two find a deal you guys like, you can inform the agent and they'll set up a showing.I recognize he was just posting a "for instance" but the OP is a newby. 

But I recognize that you need to factor in capex, property up-keep, and vacancy.

It is one of the oldest instruments around and institutional lenders will recognize it as a form of ownership and allow you to refinance out of it.To protect from all the very valid concerns that @Steve Vaughan expressed, definitely run it through an escrow service.The primary risk is that you could be evicted like a tenant instead of foreclosed on like a borrower.  

Not only that, but each state has variations on how much they recognize other state's entity laws.

I agree with you that you probably fully recognize where this went wrong and that you're not the type of landlord that necessarily needs a lesson in that. 

Most states recognize an "equity of redemption".

Hey guys,I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this, but it seemed like the only forum that might be related.Short Version:I recognize that we are still in our honeymoon period, but so far, Atlas Real Estate Group has been great as a property management company for my multi-unit properties.