I'm not sure what form I need to file.

Many cities allow online filing of police reports.

I did have an NMLS number when I first began in the mortgage world, but haven't needed it the past few years so I have not renewed it.Often times, I feel that the file work (even taking on addtional workload and tasks) would definitely be worth my time if I was compensated on commission rather than a flat-rate per file.

Also, mention that the next time he trespasses on your property, you will file a complaint with the cops.

I am now closing on a refinance which is just for lot 2 and the home on it.Along with the deed of trust for the new loan on lot 2, is there anything the title company needs to be filing to show that I now own lot 1 free and clear?

Well, if you're not out by the end of November, I'll file an eviction, and we'll have a hearing in December."

so when I'm the sole voice saying "I dunno, maybe, actually no, this does NOT make sense, you shouldn't refinance if you're going to sell the home in 9 months (or whatever it is)" I very quickly become the go-to mortgage fact checker for that person's entire sphere of influence.

Also, get immediate visibility to when tenants file work orders.

The landlord has the option to (and should imo) check into the doctor’s letter and make sure it’s legit (to the best of their ability) - but if they deny the ESA based on not filling out their special form or because they didn’t get to chat with your doctor about your disability then that is against the rules outlined in the document I provided (which is up to date) and the person with a disability can file a complaint with HUD.

Funny but true to agents that don’t know what their doing.I have so much more to say but I’ll keep it to myself last thing in the offer letter I always include a pre approval and bank statement showing I’m good to go, but he didn’t mind opening them because I get “open alerts” to all files opened, and last but not least this agent has most likely never ever heard of private lending and that my lenders move faster then the title company, but it’s not their fault I believe it’s the states fault for not setting a few hours to discuss and teach new agents how end users buy, how investors buy.