You can get a generic form from an office supply store, but it might not cover everything.

Just for the record, I'm not afiliated with this company, but my office is a customer.

The loan officer doesn't need to be an attorney but they need to understand contracts and applicable laws and local customs.

I don't know about your market, but all the ones I'm familiar with do not have an ample supply of readily available inventory.

I would check with local requirements, if you haven't already.The reason I say that is a few years ago during a similar repair, the plumber had to stop and pull a permit when they nicked a water supply line.

I couldn't find too much conclusive on the topic here:I was wondering what kind of blinds you use in your rentals for the windows.I am supplying and installing the blinds for a few reasons.So far I have always put in the cheapo vinyl mini blinds, and usually it takes max. a day after move-in until some blades are cracked, broken, missing, you name it.

We have a good escrow officer and inspectors.

Probation officers could visit potentially, but I doubt they'd go far to do it.

I spoke with a title officer.

I was just wondering if real-estate offices have any entry-level jobs?