I prefer my attorney to be close to asset to represent me at closing and serve as my qualified rep for LLC state filing requirements. 

I'm initiated a free trial and have a call with a rep to see if they are able to provide what I'm looking for. 

Hi everyone, I am new to bigger pockets as well as a new commercial sales rep for Interstate window and door.

A mortgage or first trust deed is considered a lien.life capFor an adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM), a limit on the amount that the enterest rate can increase or decrease over the life of the mortgage.line of creditAn agreement by a commercial bank or other financial institution to extend credit up to a certain amount for a certain time to a specified borrower.liquid assetA cash asset or an asset that is easily converted into cash.loanA sum of borrowed money (principal) that is generally repaid with interest.loan officerAlso referred to by a variety of other terms, such as lender, loan representative, loan "rep," account executive, and others.

Any title rep who regularly closes on probate properties will be familiar with these documents.

I spoke to several reps but ultimately decided to hold off.

As a secondary way to find good contractors, speak to contractor sales reps from any local lumber yards.

Hello everyone,I saw an AD that was in my email with Biggerpockets (Finance Of America) I called and got a rep when we asked for his NMLS# he told me that he is an employee of FACo Umbrella Commercial Lending N.O.O and his NMLS# only reflects his previous employment at a bank, and Commercial lending does not require a NMLSThey do loans for fix and flips, buy and holds.I want to make sure of who we are dealing with.

In other words, if they have no proof, but you do, then you win as most states have landlord/tenant law that favors the tenant.As was stated above, keep your small claims court date and be prepared to take your proof, as well as a VERY detailed account of everything you can remember from conversations and other occurrences between you and the landlord, or the landlord's rep, to court with you.In Colorado, for example, the landlord must return the deposit in full, or issue a check and a detailed statement covering the amounts not returned, within 30 days. 

I would discuss the coverage for Loss of Use with your agent and the Insurance company's claim rep to make sure you are on the same page for what they will reimburse.