Next day the 18 year old gets killed...I think the court would find that contract fully enforceable and protect the minor (17 year old).I realize this case isn't like what I described, but I don't think a contract is void just because someone is underage...probably varies a bit state by state too.

(answers will vary)I would tell the OP to follow the jobs.

So it may be valid, but I think areas and markets would vary widely and your target market it key (for example, my demographic is the state worker or nonprofit worker with a Subaru and Labrador, radio tuned to NPR, etc, so pets on approval works well...).http://www.humanesociety.org/about/policy_statemen...http://www.humanesociety.org/animals/resources/tip...

Prices can vary wildly depending on the contractor as well.

Understand the the time to FC varies from state to state and we currently do not buy loans in the long judicial states like NY and NJ. 

If a seller does have to disclose emotional defects, which ones and how much detail they need to go into again varies among locations.In Massachusetts, for example, the possibility of a property being “psychologically impacted” isn’t considered a “material fact required to be disclosed” to potential buyers.

Hi Brennon,There are certainly many different styles of Private Lenders as well as Hard Money Brokers with varying lending criteria.

There are varying degrees of appreciation in most areas, and analyzing that is important, in addition to calculating cash flow.

I've had varying success with yellow letters with the highest response rate about 3%.

Knowing of course that legal specifics can vary from state/locale, do you have an example guarantor contract?