I'm an investor and Airbnb host in San Francisco.

I won the auction bid yesterday (paid for it) and spoke to the Law Firm handling the sale through Auction.com.

You cm should look at creating a valuable note at the beginning, which means doing a little research before you make any deal.There are many national firms that will purchase your note, and many have good resources on their website to help maximize value.

You'll find a host of percentages to allocate for each.  

We are a closing firm (Gainesville, GA) and use a number of title searching companies, especially if the transaction involves a property further away from our office. 

Many software companies that aren't already in Seattle are opening satellite offices in Seattle to poach talent from competing firms.  

My firm has a number of property management clients who write their unique properties and firms liability and workers comp with us while writing some of their more standard properties with other agents. 

You may or may not win this, be gentle but firm with your position when explaining it.The tenant that occupies the basement could be twisted a couple of ways.  

thanks all, not soliciting the SSN directly is working great; i have yet to see if these services like acutraq and experianconnect will furnish the SSN in their furnishing of the applicants' credit reports to me and meanwhile i'm looking into getting my own standalone credit checking as a PM although for now for my employer's clientelle i use tht firm's for those clientelle (i'd never use the firm's credit check software for my own applicants!)

my current employer (a huge PM firm) uses appfolio which is great but their onboarding fees PLUS minimum monthly fees are too high for my private portfolio.are there any cheaper alternatives to appfolio?