Some will allow the members of an LLC to conduct an eviction, some require an attorney.

We have observed non-licensed and non-attorney agent accounts conducting short sales, but as a third party software provider we cannot comment on which lenders approve of this and which do not (if any).

Businesses are viewed as independent and separate entities from their owners, but treating them like they are just an extension of the owner is a big no-no.Having the LLC hold a loan that is in the personal name of an owner seems to me like the two are commingled and being treated as overlapping entities.Again, I have no legal basis for saying it, and have no idea how a judge would rule, but if asset protection is important in your situation, this might be worth discussing with an attorney.Of course, I'm not sure there is a better alternative...

Once you have identified the agents you should contact them by phone and see if they are able to conduct the type of work that you need.

Dorkin would be open to conducting a poll on this site.

This could be an annuity for the life of the notes and provide some security for the daughter.If she’s skeptical, you could suggest a short, say 6 month, extension and try one of the companies out so she sees that they work.

For those you have the time and interest, I'm conducting a little research on consumer and business buying habits, namely do they prefer to shop online, in stores, or both.

There are many that don't have the time or expertise to do it on their own properly.My sense is that you won't have an extensive enough track record to approach RIAs based on what you have written above.

does anyone know if a board of realtors conduct backgroung checks if applying for mls access as an unlicensed assistant to a realtor???

If you did not follow the procedures for conducting such repairs, then your chances of being liable are pretty high.Generally speaking, if a lien is IMPROPERLY placed on a property, you can sue for slander of title.