Hi all,I own a few rental properties in IL and don't have a lawyer.

They say, "Our lawyer says state law lets us...call him and talk to him."

More likely home brew copies will get rejected by agents rather than the Realtor Board's lawyer calling you.

All the children must sign if the title company requests it.I have been told by a lawyer that it is very unlikely that a judge will force them to sell the house to me.

Fortunately or unfortunately, the most effective Associations are those that get on the delinquent accounts immediately with a posted Notice of Lien and subsequent foreclosure notice.

Maybe a lawyer can chime in.John Corey

Just a couple of questions, how are you effectively viewing 30 to 50 homes per week?

I plan on leasing the property.The down payment is being funded by my partner (father) and I will be funding appliances and whatever random fixes or improvements the property will need before and during lease.I am meeting with a lawyer later this week to setup an entity.I need help understanding how purchasing a home through a entity works.

My hands-on experience is more on the paperwork side of things and being a go-between for the investor with lenders, brokers, title companies and lawyers to get the deals done.

My lawyer works a bit cheaper than "corportate" types on staff at banks.3.