Contract law is very useful for instance.

This means no earnest money (depending on your state's laws) and no proof of funds.Starting out as a wholesaler I would recommend putting contingency clauses in your contract and I would recommend you use them if necessary, but I would do everything in my power to NOT use them.I would also recommend that as a wholesaler that you get your own financing set up.

The Reserve Banks are not operated for profit, and ownership of a certain amount of stock is, by law, a condition of membership in the System.

Also, handing out contracts can be construed as practicing law without a license, so some people may be a bit gunshy.Now, all that being said, remember that a contract is merely an agreement between parties.

Since the Dubai freehold property law was introduced sometimes 5 years ago the nature of the market has changed noticeably, with the first time speculators now giving way to more owner, thus resulted in inflationary house rental pressures.

You need to check the laws in your state.

I am requesting a copy of the by-laws.

Under the Texas intestate law in effect in 1984, the surviving spouse retained ownership of 50% of the community property.

We are a REPRESENTATIVE REPUBLIC based on the rule of law not the rule of man or "fairness" of the outcome, only the opportunity.

As a licensed real estate agent, you are probably okay to do this but check with the laws in your state.