Efthim looked good to me after conducting my interview with them, but a friend of mine worked with them and wasn't completely happy.

Two things:1) According to the rest of Line 33, a new random $1,000 exclusion is warranted for "each parish, individual church, district or other local unit that regularly conducts an unrelated business".

Beware of the "foreclosure auctions" that private companies conduct.

They conduct a research to analyze whether it is reasonable to seek in the US potential buyers for their residences, and perhaps corporate or individual investors for their ongoing and future hotel projects.

I joined Buildium two months ago and prior to signing up I conducted some relatively thorough research and Buildium was by far the best bang for the buck.

Laws are made to guide ethical conduct, enforcement is local (generally).

So our greatest time consuming activity is arranging for and conducting periodic maintenance inspections. 

Otherwise it is worth the money and leg work to find an experienced RE attorney who knows the law where you wish to conduct business.

I occasionally catch myself being envious of those that can simply "conduct business" without regard to anything other than the bottom line but then I think of all the people I know like that and I realize I'm more content having empathy for others.  

I'd be suing that lender if they choose the worst path, most damaging path when a borrower could sell and payoff the lender, that is simply tortuous conduct by the lender.