NAR said it objected to that section of the bill because it believes that requiring energy labels would "stigmatize and reduce the value of older properties."

Circumstances and objectives will vary from investor-to-investor, and from market-to-market.

Note deals are not real estate transactions and all you need are good documents, agreements and a notary and then file again, you can do that yourself unless there is some unique state law addressing the transaction process.Where your compliance really comes into play is when someone has a loss arising from your dealings.

If they object to items that they would like fixed or given a credit for and you do not come to an agreement by the Resolution Deadline (or whatever your terminology is for your contract), the contract terminates (in Colorado, the following day).Typically, a Buyer is set to perform a contract under the Liquidated Damages clause which means they sacrifice their Earnest Money IF they do not close yet everything else was fine.A Seller is typically under Specific Performance which means they have to close if all conditions are met or the Buyer can potentially pursue legal action.The general gist of it anyhow.

Stay active...I believe you can provide a very unique perspective on a lot of real estate investing issues!

My initial objection to your approach was the obvious marketing angle you were sending under the radar, to me obvious, others not so much.

I think all the plans have some unique features, and were well thought out.

Hence everyone needs to have an objective assessment to his own ability in order to decide what to do.

I felt the sales pitch was full on, all the time.That said, as always, I picked up a VERY few nuggets and made a few contacts which were my objectives for the weekend.

Estate agents create a nuisance in the worldof rental housing, in achieving their sole objective of earningcommission from both tenant and owner, they tamper documents,prepare fake document, misinform parties about propertyparticulars etc.