@Gary McGowanWe've only been window shopping in Alberta, so have yet to become familiar with practice there.

Common practice here is that people use the standard RE contract and modify the terms by an addendum.

After collecting my things I went in search of transportation to my hotel downtown and found a huddle of cabbies staring out the windows of the arrival area.

As a licensed Realtor you could collect the commission.

Maintenance of the rules is cumbersome and therefore costly.I just don't see a practical or useful application in real estate yet.

For example, a manager let a tenant move in without first collecting a full month's rent, and it took a couple months to evict her, with legal fees; 4.

It's a lot of extra work, but since my goal is to always provide the best rehab product I can, it really, really helps me to collect this feedback data, even (or especially) if it's something I don't want to hear!

Running a business to the best of my knowledge is completely unrelated to the practice of law.

We found one that is practically turnkey - it could be ready to rent in 2-3 weeks at most.

In the warzone that I no longer invest in, I used to take old cabinet doors and screw them to the wall to cover holes.I would recommend thia practice for walls behind a shower.