Those that live in foreign countries, feel free to jump in also about your area."

As a foreign investor, I have to identify an area to looking at.

When you interact with other professionals, a business card is a very standard (and quick) way to exchange information.

I think the biggest weakness is having the tenant do repairs in exchange for discounted/free rent.

While the global economy continues to view the U.S. as the leader in monetary exchange, there will be a desire to view the USD as a safety net.

I believe that the purpose of these accounts is to facilitate in international growth of Chinese businesses and to aid in foreign direct investment and repatriations.This is a quote from the China Daily just a few weeks ago:http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/business/2011-01/14/content_11852118.htmThe People's Bank of China (PBOC), or the central bank, said in a notice on its website that banks and businesses which were allowed to settle cross-border trade in yuan would also be permitted to conduct direct investments overseas using yuan, or Renminbi.

I did marketing and research in exchange for his time.

Types of trade equity (real estate swaps, tax exchanges) or any other sources of noncash funds to Close must be authorized in writing by Lender before Signing.You could interpret the initial part of that paragraph to apply to a simultaneous closing, but I think you could strongly argue that a simultaneous closing could be a type of "trade equity" as specified in the latter part of that paragraph, and then Lender authorization would be the only requirement.There is really no reason the title agent should care if the buyer's lender is fully aware of the situation and okay with it.Here is the link to ALTA's guidelines if you would like to read it yourself:http://www.alta.org/images/PDF/09-05-15_UniformGeneralClosing.pdfBill, if your title agent referenced ALTA as why they wouldn't do a simultaneous closing for you, I think you should find another agent.Wait a minute.

To go down that road I would think there would have to be some basis for a loss arising to the bank with an exchange, and show that there would be a difference between 80 days and 100 days.The effective date of a transfer is the date the deed is made, not when it is filed.

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