LLCs that do not use another business or person as the company's registered agent may be embarrassed if lawsuit documents are served in front of customers, vendors and clients.

Rick Turner at Ivy Pointe Title is my preferred title vendor.  

I don't want to mention vendors names.

I, also, am not seeing the dishonesty.The advertising to get the phone call (who knows how much)The phone call (time, utilities)The trip to diagnose (gas, depreciation, time, knowledge, experience, skill)The vendor to get the part (Overhead, capital use, tax, shipping)The return trip to install the part (license, insurance, warranty, time, gas, depreciation, knowledge, experience, skill)The payment of taxes (SS, Medicare/Medicaid, FIFA, etc... plus the accountant to wrap it all up)Not seeing the rip off here at all.

You have verification from the worker / vendor the dog was inside.Give notice that the dog must be removed or they can choose to go with the dog.

Your cash flow claims, realisitic of hyped), and talk about whatever vendors in Memphis I've dealt with.

Important to know that you don't have a real estate agent in this transaction but you're only paying Roofstock .5% or $500 (higher of two) to be able to buy on their platform, have them do some due diligence for you, connect you with vendors, etc.

The vendor I use does a separate check for evictions and credit. 

That kind of thing is really common here on BP, where vendors suggest something they offer, but don't mention that they offer it since the later breaks BP rules.

Your investments are only as successful as your team and your team should include great vendors.