She may need to apply for the permit as she is replacing an existing fence, you can do it for her and pay for it, but the permit is granted to the owner. 

Granted, it may vary some in your market and you will need to test to find the right time frame, however, this may be a good start.All in all, it sounds like you are on the right track!

Granted, Realtyshares may give you a satisfactory explanation when you talk to them (your contract in hand), but if not, chances are they are doing this to all investors and then it starts to smell like a class action law suit.

I've been listening to Grant Cardone's Podcasts for a month or two now and he's promoted Fundrise LLC quite a few times.I'm just wondering if anyone has used Fundrise and seen success with it?

It does not indicate whether the grantor actually has any interest to convey.A Warranty Deed says, "I have an interest in this property and I grant all of it to (grantee)."

Originally posted by @Grant Mone:All i can say is good luck.

These agencies, with few exceptions, are granted broad and exclusive rulemaking and enforcement powers by the licensure statutes. 

Granted, everyone has a different situation and may not be able to enjoy those benefits, but in my situation I prefer to use taxable money for equity.

Client grants to Broker the exclusive rights to act as Client's real estate agent for the purposes of acquiring property in the market area." 

Granted, these people are not under the general contractors Workmen's Comp. protection, but I would keep them on the ground just picking up picking up scrap sweeping up saw dust and shop vaccing, things like that.