Trying to do as little damage as possible in the process.

Real Estate Services do have specific definitions, and usually involve those things required to effect the sale of the property, not just bringing buyer and seller together.If, as a bird dog, you are simply finding a property and bringing it to the attention of someone else, and not involved with negotiations, or "performing real estate services," that are needed to actually transfer property from seller to buyer, there are no laws against that.If I'm wrong, here, I'd love to read the statute that requires a license to say "Hey, Joe Investor, there's a vacant house on 13th Street.

Your annual insurance is 1.5 months rent so the 50% rule is probably going to be in full effect.

If he defaults on his lease, leaves your place a wreck @ move-out, or he is just a problem tenant, you will have to evict him and/or file a law suit to collect for damages.

If its not obvious, the might accept an adjustment.If damage occurs after you have an accepted offer, you'll have to go back through the process if you want an adjustment.

there rent is going to be late, well you'r required to charge them the late fee, its not your rules, its your job. you dont get the money and it doesnt effect you at all, they almost seem to think your more on there side if you live in the multi unit and are not the ownerHundreds of small situations, and your tenants are more likley to tell you stuff IMO if they think you are not the owner.

How do you think simplifying the tax code would effect the economy in relation to the professions dependent on it being complicated right now?

The good thing about aluminum siding is that it lasts forever and does not damage easily.

One of the effects of the current Real Estate crisis is the forced liquidation of a large portion of Americans stored "wealth".

If she damaged YOUR property, SHE must pay for it.