And, as already stated, get a copy in writing before giving out any information.If I only had a nickle every time a tenant's employer told me to fax them a copy of the application before answering my questions.........

I have a copy of his power point in PDF if you would like.

(Get a copy here http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/fw7.pdf.)Originally posted by Peter Seely:Also, How do I open up a US bank account for my LLC when I am out of country?

Do you have a copy of a state approved contract for NC?

Your new buyer will be stepping into your shoes as the new buyer and has to follow the same terms you agree to with your seller, thus would need to see what those terms areFYI, since you will be providing a copy of your contract to your new buyer.

We also attach a POF and a copy of a blank check to the back of the offer.Then, for each offer, we just fill in the specifics for that property -- date, address, legal description, listing agent info, etc.

If a buyer is interested in the house...hand him a copy of the clean inspection report.

First, you learned some good lessons for the future:- Whenever you hire a contractor, get a COPY of his license, and have his insurance company fax you a copy of his liability and workmans comp insurance (make sure you get it straight from the insurance company)- Always have a contract for work to be done- Never pay ahead of the work that you're getting done unless you are extremely trustful of the contractor.

If nothing else, copy the ADA into a word doc so you can search it more easily.Use the ADA hotline when you can't find the answer to your question.

Housing market is pretty friendly (to seller) right now in our area (Central NH).I want to make sure Im asking the right price as well as offering a fair deal to the potential buyers- I have a copy of an LTO agreement from my attorney, but want to also solicit some "real world" opinions from those who may have done it already.Thanks in advance- really enjoy reading the comments on this site- learning a lot.Frank