One house in my area that had some title issues took over 2 years to correct; many potential buyers went under agreement, and backed out (after they did a few extensions of the agreement as well), until the listing agent took the listing away waiting for the title issues to be addressed.

Employers won't, but those that pay self employment tax will get a 2% reduction.Most of what happened was an extension of previous tax cuts.

You have the right to conduct inspections and find out what the costs would be to bring the property into livable condition, but they typically do not make any repairs.

Since 90% of my business transactions are conducted online, it only makes good financial sense to be virtual until brick & mortar is feasible.

Your business liability policy only covers issues arising from or out of your conducting business.

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I didn't look up your state requirements to disclose, but I'll bet it says something like "A licensee shall disclose upon the first meeting with any person they engage to conduct any real estate business requiring a license" I doubt it will say "unless you're a loan officer"....butIt depends on the kind of business you are going to conduct, if you're buying a property, I'd say, because I'm a loan officer at XYZ bank, I'm required to hold a real estate license" The purpose of disclosure is to put the general public on notice that you have a degree of expertise in real estate and are considered to have an advantage over those who do not.

I have multiple business and personal email addresses that I access through POP.I guess my main concern is that I use folders extensively to keep my business organized.

Going back in time, FHA had only authorized a temporary 1 year time frame for accepting flips less than 90 days.The lending industry as a whole is writing to FHA and to government individuals in order to get another extension to the less than 90 day flip regulations.

We also got an extension for a homeowner who had not found housing yet.