I was outbid on a town home near the west Seattle super supplements a few weeks ago and we are in the process of submitting an offer for one in the south Delridge area.

After September 1982 they expire 20 years from maturity date but that is a very generic rule.

You also want to use a generic name for the land trust (such as the property address: 1234 XYZ Street Land Trust). 

"I'm looking for a mentor" is too generic. 

@El Madera the lot rent should be $310 based on the Frank & Dave (MH university) formula. 110*310*12*0.7*10=2.864m However, it is very generic number. 

Not a generic office line, a cell phone.

We also took a generic Articles of Organization and modified it.

For example, property is REO so does the AVM reflect the value of that particular property or is it more generic and take into account comps like a realtor to determine market value?

Hey Jean, I completely understand where you are coming from and there is definitely a generic "rule of thumb" people use when looking at new markets, but in Orlando right now it is insane with the lack of inventory and the 70% rule is tossed out the window. 

There are just too many expenses to be an agent to be able to make it with no experience and no cash cushion or another job to supplement the income.