I signed up for Buildium at first.

Anyone sign-on for Investools education".

D asked to have it deleted: requires me to pay to the broker 6% of purchase price if Seller agrees to sell, or transfers the title of all or any portion of the Premises to any governmental entity resulting from an actual, claimed or threatened taking of all or part of the Premises by the governmental entity pursuant to its power of eminent domain;(that's not even on the listing agreement of another co, but the other4 are...)Section E modified to read: Section E Now reads: Seller shall pay to the Listing Broker 6% of final sales price ifDuring the term or Extended Term of this Agreement, a sale of the premises to a qualified buyer is prevented by Seller, (modification follows) unless the Seller dies or becomes incapacitated as determined by her primary Care physician.She has in the extension that I will sign a 3 month extension.

I just wanted to post a quick follow up:I went to the city council meeting tonight and it turns out the letter was fake...the city logo was not correct and it was not signed properly according to the cousil.

Do people sign leases in May that start in August, etc?

Apparently the housing collapse and economic troubles are hurting some real estate companies you wouldn't have expected. According to FoxBusiness:

Real estate internet firm Zillow.com says it will cut 25% of its wor...

TBer gets a signed Option to Purchase with a future date (but not in his hand) held in escrow or with an attorney.

Signing up for the courses and taking them is my way of getting into this for real.Also, I see that one of the courses you can elect to take after you have taken some intro classes is a paid, supervised internship course where you work with local real estate people (either at an office, with loan documents etc)...so that would provide me with good contacts.I am going to continue saving money and enrollment for those classes being next month.

In an assign deal does whoever's assigning the contract to the end buyer always get the contract first and include the "or assigns" verbage when he signs?

Usually they have a big sign with their name plastered all over it.