My day job is a computer engineer for a large Consulting Firm.

I like the way this law firm phrased it in this blog post: https://www.kts-law.com/security-deposit-law-for-california-residential-landlords/, which is "the landlord must inspect the premises during the final two weeks of the tenant's occupancy." 

i seem to be struggling with the documentation when buying something im not sure of but i get multiple definitions that are leading me to think that these idea's only exist in the mind but somehow exist on paper contracts im confused some of the words are mortgage, mortgage bond, bond fund, names related to a bond in finance, i want to better learn the paperwork that is involved in financing a real estate transaction which is why i am pursuing a job as a mortgage underwriter but i wonder if i will be taking finra series # related exams that and nmls related testing for liscensure reasons before recieving sponsership to work at a BBB accredited brokerage firm or a mortgage bank related company

I searched on BP for you and came across https://www.biggerpockets.com/users/ChrisT1His firm is dedicated to Real Estate so he may be able to help

@Russell BrazilI am firmly in the “less regulation is better” camp, the issue is more of changing the rules in the middle of the game.

As their accountant she quickly realized that their REI (passively) NETS a LOT more at year end than their high overhead, hands-on, stressful engineering firm. 4. partner up & do it without him.good luck

Is it ok to sign this confidentiality agreement with multifamily brokerage firm?

Aim for one of the large firms with systems in place, don't waste time on some mom & pop one man operation or you'll end up dealing with crap like this again.

Its important to remember that it is all subjective and nothing is guaranteed, but Im a firm believer that there is money to be made everywhere.

there are Law firms that will advance you pre-settlement cash on a confirmed judgment/settlement.