In both, the consenting parties have obligations they have to fulfill.

I do not recall the specific name of the doc, however, banks have a form/document in which the owner/seller authorizes a third party to negotiate with the bank and authorizes the bank to release information to the third party.

The injured party can sue both the LLC as the owner, the one ultimately responsible for the non-negligent management, and 2.

However, in some states they might view a bird dog as a party who should be licensed in order to collect finders fees, so check your state laws.

Your profit will NOT be disclosed to the buyer or the seller, and most of the time neither party even knows that you are double closing.

Primo.....hmmmm....that's the name of an ice cream stand here in Chicago's south side on 95th street in Oak Lawn.

If you're not a party to the contract, I don't think you do.

Good for you for standing up to the closing attorney.

What a country.......they're honestly probably mad because he didn't invite them to the party, lol

Most 3rd party data out there is going to originate from census data.