talk to your land development or city zoning permits office make sure you are able to place a trailer/build a house. if it has restrictions of any kind they will not give out permits.

I've been wanting to do this for a while, to stick in my office, however never got around to it...yet.You're welcome ladies and gentlemen!

Follow up with them politely but persistently until it closes and let then know you are standing by waiting to perform. 

Hey everyone,If one does not form an LLC and still invests in RE continually under their own name can they still write off travel, hotel stays, meals, educational material, seminar attendance costs, purchase of a car, gasoline (fuel), mileage, car repair, parking, office supplies and office equipment, etc.?

Recent Bloomberg article provides another data point on slowdown, from SF commercial office segment: "Office subleasing, an early indicator of past downturns, is at the highest level since 2010."

If inspection report does not say anything, can I assume it is not a legal issue and I can just politely acknowledge their problems without committing anything in return?

RE like politics is local. some of you have cashflow markets that I couldn't dream of, but Zillow tells me a couple of my properties have doubled in the last 3 years.

Otherwise, everyone in the office would need a license.Giving advice, or signing documents would be an entirely different matter.

A lot of times I can't make it to my brokerage office. 

During these years until the present, I also worked from time to time doing repairs and improvements independantly in various buildings from offices to warehouses from vacant houses that were barely standing to homes (on occasion) who’s valued more than a couple of million dollars.