You need to report them to the National Association of Credit Services Organizations.

Trust is an amazing thing.With that being said, not every one is cut out to be a business owner or has what it takes to run a successful business not matter how easy or difficult it is.

(Realtor Associate)Land Rescue League LLC, Managing-Director (Property Liquidators)As Trustee for: The Renaissance Trust DAT 8/25/01

I was suck in back in 1998 at a national real estate conference.

With the national and state bank regulation changes, the proposition of building a seller financed property business certainly got more difficult.

My source was the national news.

You gotta talk to seller or seller reps.Marketing is the blood line of any business... focus on that... strategies on the "how to do the deal" is easy... trust me...Finding the deal is the hard part.Hope that helps.Jeff Cogawww.TheVindication.comHelp Me Finish My Book

And, as Jon indicated, in my area, permits can only be pulled by licensed GCs.So, when we need to pull permits on jobs where we wouldn't otherwise have a GC, we have a GC that will pull the permits, check in on work and call in for inspections for a flat fee per project ($1000-1500, depending on the number of inspections).It's a good deal for him (only a couple hours of work) and a good deal for us, though he obviously needs to trust that we'll do everything to code and in a workman-like manner...

3- CAR forms4- Trust accounts?

I had an good employee that made a bad decision.It is always the most trusted employee that have more opportunity to commit theft.