I would check with your county and cities.Los Angeles city requires you to file with the city finance office if you do business in the city.

I see a lot of people in the industry make some lame posts to the effect of "I am a loan officer call me if you need a loan" or "I am a Realtor call me if you want to buy or sell"LAMEIt's important to remember that nobody cares.

Caterpillar is moving a new facility here, Raytheon is looking to hire on over 2000 new engineers, and more office workers, there is talk about Texas Instruments moving back, and potentially even IBM.

Googling for information about Due On Sale clause and the Washington State non-judicial foreclosure process and timeline, I stumbled across this interesting bit from a  Washington State lawyer's obituary:Not content to be just another escrow office, in an era of extraordinarily high interest rates Jerry [Jeremiah M.

For example, some offers came from an officer of an LLC, but there was nothing in the offer that said the LLC board had authorized that person to make the offer.

Lookup and contact your local county assessor office for details.

I'm trying to educate myself on taxes, and while doing so, I started an LLC to start maximizing my write-off like expenses, travel, seminars and education, home office etc. 

It as well serves like a payment office.

But I like the idea of interviewing your PM to try to get an idea of how they operate and what their philosophies are.My best friend is a retired police officer who started his own property management company.

@Cesar Egas I currently work in Del city as a police officer and been around the area my entire life.