You will have friends and family who will need a realtor and should you decide not to assist with those, you would most certainly refer them to another agent in your office which would benefit the brokerage.

While I specialize in hotels and commercial construction projects that require mezzanine and equity financing, one of my partners specializes in financing multifamily and mixed-use projects, another in industrials, and yet another in offices in CBDs and Class A retail projects.  

I'm a loan officer with a local mortgage company so if you ever have any financing questions or concerns please reach out, I would love to help you out.

Yeah the issue is the "re-entitlement," for your father because once the VA loan is paid off there is a process probably through the Arizona VA office to restore that entitlement so the VA program is once again available for his purchase.So depending on his close of escrow date for this new home and when it is or how flexible the seller is then using a refi to conventional and VA for purchase would be possible even with a couple hurdles.I think that is the most efficient path too since VA rates are generally lower than conventional.

The DEC office is a good place to contact as they may have info on existing well depth and septic issues, as well as engineer's reports on specific subdivisions.

thanks,what do u mean use a different greeting. say i have 2 clients one is called wellspring and the other is lexington surgical,when the phone rings how will i know which office is calling?

So my question is, when leaving my home, which is also my home office, and driving to one of my properties, is that trip mileage business mileage? 

I would 2nd Homesmart - no office fees and you can just pick Plan A which is just $75/qtr.  

To your second question, the home office deduction is available for homeowners and renters. 

Update - talked to our escrow officer - terms will be written into the escrow instructions - she's handling it all.