The mortgage ones assume an IQ of 60, so their "free webinar" teaser info is level 6 (useless, waste of time), and you have to pay for level 7 or 8 (maybe useful, but I don't like writing checks for no reason, so I'll pass). 

Recently, when I have a tenant that is falling behind and wants to catch up after I take them to court, I have been writing what my lawyer calls a Stipulation Agreement.My problem is that my lawyer tells me that in order to enforce them, we need to file within 30 days of the first breach of the Agreement.But often, especially when dealing with tenants trying to catch up, they slip a little from their plan.

Recently, when I have a tenant that is falling behind and wants to catch up after I take them to court, I have been writing what my lawyer calls a Stipulation Agreement.My problem is that my lawyer tells me that in order to enforce them, we need to file within 30 days of the first breach of the Agreement.But often, especially when dealing with tenants trying to catch up, they slip a little from their plan.

Remember, verbal quoted rates and fees mean nothing, put it in writing, then you got something you can hang a hat on!!!

If they are VERY professional, they will have their processes in writing as verification that it is enforced equally and fairly by their entire staff. 6.

Some companies do not want to write habitational buildings with certain business exposures (restaurants, Liquor stores, ...). 

@Keith Allen not a direct write off for them but usually correlated to risk for their financial ability.

I'm trying to educate myself on taxes, and while doing so, I started an LLC to start maximizing my write-off like expenses, travel, seminars and education, home office etc. 

Giving out your account number increases risk, but every time you write a check, your account number is given out so there is no way to keep it confidential.

After you write about 100 deals or so, you will get the hang of it and be able to jump on a property that looks good.