Little diagram below.For example: Say ABC co is a holding company, single member LLC, with 123 main st LLC and 456 center st LLC  as subsidiaries, and doing property management under the holding companies name, is broker license needed for me to communicate freely with tenants and perform rent negotiations ?

Called the lawyer up, and after he looked into it said "sorry, I gave my paralegal a similar will to copy from, then somehow, things got mixed up, and she copied from the wrong one".

They should have a copy of any deed which is pending auction.

Originally posted by @Gregory Hiban:why not use the standard one put out by the PA Association of Realtors Greg,Any chance you would have a resource to find a copy of this that does not require actually being a member?

I would recommend grabbing a copy of Investing With No or Low Money Down from the BP bookstore.

We had to make sure that our tenant had a copy of the HOA by-laws but I don’t remember getting a copy of the ones for this sub.

@Jingwen DunfordWith seller financing, literally everything is negotiable.I will usually hand them a copy of my credit score/report because it's an excellent selling point for them to take a chance on me.

Originally posted by @Demar Pinnock:@Michael Ealy I would definitely say at this moment credit  Demar,I will copy my response in this post about the same problem:"If you read my story, you will find that I lost ALL my properties including my own home - to foreclosure.

I know the data is freely available online via BLS, etc. but we don't have time to write python scripts to do a nationwide or southeast report.

@Gloria R Lowen,This is a copied thread of mine from 4 years ago for what it's worth-I agree with @J Scott that the experience you gained from your flip is worth far more than the $19000-$33000 tuition to attend the Fortune Builders Mastery class offered by Than Merrill.