You authorize me to distribute the loan in the way set out under “Who I will pay your loan to” this could be the same day.

You could always push it onto the street and let the local authorities deal with it.

The authors of best sellers don't want to give specific information because 10 years later if you follow it and it doesn't work, they look like a fool.

In one part the author talks about determining if there are buyers in the area by seeing if at least 60% of the houses that are listed get sold vs expiring.

If he charged you card without your authorization or an invoice for the work completed then that is really bad or maybe just a mistake.

Everything was signed, submitted to proper authorities, and there was a title search and title insurance that we purchased.My FIL, though receiving monthly payments from us, and a lump 160,000 from Mark, discovered that he had accumulated huge debt that my MIL did not disclose until after the closing.

While it makes sense to have your title company, real estate agent, and attorney be relatively local, your insurance agents or commercial mortgage broker/funding sources do not necessarily need to be local, providing they are authorized to operate in Florida.

Your PM, under your agreement, will not need your authorization for repairs under X amount of dollars, and will likely send a handyman over at your expense to handle these little things quite often.

The Section 8 program is usually administered by the local Housing Authority.

Have to pull permits though through the water authority and they come out and inspect for code and set the meters.