If one doesn't own real estate what type of document is used to secure non real estate (i.e. jewelry) as collateral?

What are my requirements as far as providing documents in spanish?

The OP has stated that she/he does not have a license.Here is a link from the City of Phila:https://business.phila.gov/Pages/HousingRentalLicense.aspxBefore entering into a lease in Phila, the tenant must be given this next document (I get a "receipt and acknowledgment" signed by the tenant as my proof):https://business.phila.gov/Documents/Licenses/partners_for_good_housing.pdfSo your lease my be considered "invalid".

Again, my brother didn't understand what he was signing, and in fact he never heard of a 1031 before.In the end, and almost immediately after my brother signed the documents, the buyer backed out over what we considered to be almost frivolous reasons to escape the contract.

I had a situation where my bag was stolen from the airport (many years ago; hence the reason I no longer check luggage), and they wanted to give me a paltry amount, but I showed my receipts from some expensive items, and they were forced to pay that amount, so documentation is key.

Anyway, she wants a documentation fee upfront, as well as proof of your identity.

How would this type of deal best be legally structured/documented legally in order to make it as nice & simple as possible for both of us?

They charge $60 per month which includes iPad, documents, etc. but for new agents they start you at 60/40 commission splits until you generate $29k total in commissions for the company then they offer varying levels of commission split plans.

Part of my job was to review new loans and make sure all the documents are available then set up a disbursement.

The sellers agent will review the contract & supporting documents prior to submitting it to the seller for review so they can explain the offer seller correctly.