If an agent doesn't have an agency agreement for representation they have no right to any referral fee.If an agent has a valid written agreement to represent a party, they will be entitled to a referral fee, possibly more, to make that claim, the agent under contract must enforce that agreement with that client, not a third party.

So a good rule is to wait through the afternoon of the day it deposits and if you don't get a return notice you know it is valid and won't be returned NSF."

I use the No Pets policy in my lease to validate any claim I have on their security deposit related to pet odors, or worse.So far all the pet owners that I've had have been good about their pets.

You can use a warranty deed (the normal deed used for sales), but you could also use a quitclaim deed, which doesn't make any assertions regarding whether title is good, but just gives any interest you may have to the grantee.

You can go to either extreme and your expense assumptions will not be as valid.

Increasing the amortization also just violates all kinds of prudent practices, your property could depreciate faster than the loan would be reduced placing the borrower underwater, tax issues would likely arise (deferring principal) an ongoing interest expense and in an installment sale, which is what seller financing is, probably wouldn't come close to being seeing at arm's length, valid or as a legit transaction. 50 years is just as silly.There are conventional loans at 40 years and those are rare as hen's teeth and were more of an experiment to making homeownership affordable.

But should I question the validity in my buyers claim or for that matter am I responsible for monitoring the deal all the way through until the seller gets paid ?

Hello, I am looking for a good company to inspect my house for the one year warranty.

You can give them actual past performance, but when you start suggesting future performance you are getting into a financial prospectus as a basis for an investment decision.As to disclaimers, on a small investment deal, a property type deal, giving the old disclaimer of "this may not reflect actual performance and no warranty or representation is made" is eye wash, if an investor can reasonably rely on such information along with verbal assurances claimed, you can be had.

pay for taxes and ins. escrows pay for a Home Warranty pay for home repairs pay off credit card debt, auto loans, etc. pay off collections and judgments pay for new furniture pay for all new appliances pay for home remodeling and additions pay to have home painted pay for weekly pool maintenance pay for credit repair pay for landscaping pay for monthly lawn care pay for new A/C system sales price reduction pay portion to prior realtor for their efforts …and so much more!