Writing an offer, making the calls, sending the email, getting signatures, and looking at the the comps....all in its about 90 minutes...so yes, its about $500 in work.

There is language and my ex wife's signature in the mortgage paper ,that my father insisted to be included , that she holds no rights to the property.

Does he automatically have the authority to do everything without my signature, without my presence. etc? 

Too many persons, including myself omit to break down in details every single paragraph when running the biz, who has the power of vote, number of shares, manager's salary, cash call if business needs more $$, signatures authorisation on the bank account, pay out of dividend, buy out of shares.... ) Make sure to retain a well versed real estate/ business attorney to guide you through this matter.

@David- I really like your short & to the point statement.Would you use that in all of your email signatures?

Not sure if this is helpful to know, but this other realtor that I've been communicating with isn't even listed in the realty website's "Meet Our Realtors" section even though this person's email signature clearly says she is a realtor at this realty group.Any insight/personal experience you can share will be greatly appreciated!

Guest has been on my VRBO calendar for a couple of monthsWe require picture ID (our HOA is strict about being over 25 years old) (House Rule)We also require a signature on a short rental agreement (House Rule)The Guest paid one payment but his second payment is overdueGuest says he already paid the second payment (VRBO told him he did not)The reservation came through Expedia since they are partners with VRBOGuest has so far delayed sending me his ID and rental agreement for several weeks VRBO said that the guest says he paid and he will not pay againI can't cancel his reservation without it affecting my superhost metricsI'm not sure if he will cancel - because if he does he loses 100% of his payment (unless I give it back to him)He's probably mad and my 5 star average rating will likely go down (have twelve, 5-stars so far -just getting started)Thanks for your help!

When it's time for a new lease, I update the dates and anything else that has changed, put a "SAMPLE" watermark on it, and print everything except the signature page to a PDF. 

The ones I have used are very simple and literally 1 page for simplicity (or to be safe you can also have a lawyer draft up one for you that wil cost you a couple hundred dollars) stating the address, purchase price, due diligence period, closing date and signatures from both parties.

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