No more than one in the past two years.Security deposits: 100% must be paid up-front unless they are actively working with a community organization that guarantees their deposit.

I have built single family homes, rehabbed residential and commercial property, tenant build outs, and renovated multifamily units for the private sector, community development organizations, and non-profits.

It's true that someone needs to sign on behalf of the company, but that doesn't need to be "you" -- it just needs to be someone who has authority to sign on behalf of the entity, based on the by-laws or operating agreement.That someone could be a spouse, partner, another member of the LLC, or if you want to give Power of Attorney, potentially someone completely unrelated to the company (though the POA will need to be signed by someone with authority from the entity).Also, at least in my state, the Articles of Organization don't require the naming of any members/managers/shareholders, just an authorized agent (which could be an attorney).

It sounds to me like you have everything organized.

false flag - "False flag operations are covert operations conducted by governments, corporations, or other organizations, which are designed to deceive the public in such a way that the operations appear as if they are being carried out by other entities.

There is also pricing guides and rehab organization charts available on the books website that I also can't remember at the moment.I'm sure someone here knows who it is, otherwise I'll try to post it a little later today.

The basic rules establishing the rights and obligations of owners of real property within a subdivision or other tract of land in relation to other owners within the same subdivision or tract; and in relation to an association of owners organized for the ...My parents HOA (non condos, sfr) charges you a fee to transfer ownership, such as when you sell your house, you have to pay the HOA a fee, I believe there community www.ranchosahuarita.com is one of the most restricted and costly HOA's I have ever seen. currently I believe its around 2% sales price to sell your own home, so add a realtors 6%, gets pretty costly to sell in this HOA, never heard of such fees for a condo, or any other HOA for that matter..

Then you keep calling to verify the offer has been submitted.There is little qualifying to become a real estate agent, and too many people become agents because they aren't qualified to do anything else and they think they can make money with real estate without doing any work.The agents who work hard, are organized, and have follow through are all busy.

And you can’t evict them because it would be retaliatory. “If the landlord tries to raise the rent, terminate or otherwise change your tenancy within six months of when you contact the Board of Health, join a tenants’ organization, or exercise other legal rights, the landlord’s action will be considered retaliation against you, unless the landlord can prove otherwise.

So I would recommend spending the rest of your time on things that don't cost anything.Reviewing your budget, balancing your statements, organizing, networking, and tracking down cash buyers are a few things that are free and will help you stay within your means.I have a stack of potential deals that I've already done the numbers on and talked to the owners.