Instead of looking to have stuff handed over on a silver platter, why not do some trial & error tests?

., to use our pool all summer without signing appropriate waivers and paying the guest fees involved to help alleviate the cost of maintenance and lifeguard fees just by handing a photo of yourself to the lifeguard early in the season.

The reason I am asking is because I see some members mentioning how much they saved by having the license but on the other hand it seems like having a license restricts the flexibility in any deal you are able to make.

The good ones will ask fellow attorneys who specialize in that to help them review their contract they have drawn up or hand them off completely.Attorneys are often times in court so it does take them to time to review things and get going with requests.I think you really need to review your loan documents to see what your options are.Many people are nice in this world but can screw up things everyday that can cost you a bunch of money.Find nice people and people who have the specific training to protect you.No legal advice.

There is only a hand full of credit cards that offer the AU feature.

You want to document the transaction to show how much money changed hands just in case a disgruntled buyer claims you cheated him and wants to take you to court.

I basically have my company logo and contact information...but then again, I am not handing my card out to every person I meet.

On the other hand, I received 7 full price offers within 5 days on my last flip that closed yesterday.

You can't afford to take a "hands off" approach to your investment just because you've hired a property management firm, at least not until you've worked with them a while and they've earned your trust.

That's why I figure +$50/mo. or $600/yr is a wash (at best) if I have to re-paint.Plus I always consider the risk of the unknown with a new tenant - that's my bird in the hand argument.