I’m 24 years old managing a baseball academy serving over 200 families.

It's not completely fair that a number can serve as a one-size-fits-all predication of your future reliability since everyone's situation is different and bad things happen to good people all the time.Here are a few suggestions/ideas, off the cuff:1.

I've served them with a 10 day notice to comply or vacate, and even that they are fighting. 

The other party has to know who to serve should they need to sue over failure to deliver the contract terms.  

I read that you must serve 181 days active duty during peacetime to be eligible for the VA loan.

As an example, each LVP stair nose which serves as the cap installed on the top edge of the stairs was $25-50 without installation costs.

Any RE Investing advice you have for me since I’m still serving active duty?

Hello everyone, I’m currently serving active duty in the United States Marine Corps and I’m seeking advice on obtaining my RE Agent License.

You would be best served to use an Ag specializing, local, RE broker.

When serving a buyer, seller, landlord, tenant or other party in a non-agency capacity, REALTORS® remain obligated to treat all parties honestly."