It should be disclosed in the paperwork you signed with the agent -- the buyer's brokerage agreement.

I just have to get in contact and get all my paperwork squared away.

We acquired a note in another state and have an address for the borrower but the loan servicer has not been able to find an agent willing to go to that address with DIL paperwork.

Should I attempt to file the LLC paperwork without an attorney?

Now it's just a matter of getting the paperwork signed so I can market it.I like your point about establishing myself as professional and how that will help me in the future.

so if you need one reach out to Wells Fargo ( no, I am not a robot writing and ad for them) .Will be bringing ALL the paperwork needed ( just my two last income taxes) at the end of this week to apply for the loan.

Your uncle could rollover all or some of his IRA into a self-directed IRA, obtain loan paperwork from a lawyer, and use a lawyer or broker to close your deals (as is customary in your state).

We are in the process of closing on one property and will be picking up the paperwork on another in a couple days.

They just verbally accepted the offer and then when we sent the paperwork the seller didn't sign it.I will definitely take your advice and have our agents work this out over the phone before sending another written offer.My RE agent just let me know the guy is speaking with his accountant this morning because it sounds like he might be taking a loss on this deal.

They might not have to show up to court for you to present your case and win, but you need valid proof of serving court summons. def use a professional process server and have their contact info before you file the paperwork at the court house.