So, yes, you can get an actual copy of what we use, the attorney's letter of opinion and all of the supporting case law for use in court and when discussing protections with sellers if you want to pay the licensing fee and execute the necessary agreements.

You can copy and paste the data into Excel to be able to manipulate the data.

I was going to email this and copy my attorney.

While this term carries a positive connotation, I contend that in the world of real estate, it can be interpreted differently.Here are my thoughts.Real Estate Experts - are people, like many of our incredible members, who are "experts" in the world of real estate, but who freely give of their time and energy to help others.

Get a copy of the divorce filing.

Assuming this has been through the probate process and is ready to be sold (probably a bad assumption based on Steve’s input), then you need the get the executor to sign the authorization to release form for the property, a copy of the power of attorney or court appointed order showing they have power of attorney and a copy of the death certificate showing the name of the property owner and enough of her info showing she owned the property (I have never done a probate deal so this is what I would get and could be a bit off here).Regarding the paperwork that country wide is taking the executor to court, that is probably part of the foreclosure process in your state.

Just tell them you'll mail them a copy of the water bill after you receive it, and expect payment to be included with the next rent check.

What I care about is whether or not they will pay the rent on time and that they not tear up my property (which includes not growing or manufacturing drugs in my house).Youngsters often copy what they see the celebs wearing.

You should also record everything and make copies off all checks collected and save your deposit slipps as proof of payment history. 5.

Usually just a few questions will trigger him to freely start giving info.