Find out what your state's laws are, and then you can make an educated decision.

I do not practice in real estate so I am unfamiliar with real estate law, other than just the general knowledge.

If your client files a ch 13, they would set him up on a repayment program.. if he files the 7, he could wipe out most of the debt free an clear.. however with the new bk laws..

Network with people.At school, take courses that will help such as accounting 101as an elective or business law 101 or contract law.

I read that this is not allowed in NC - just have to check your state laws.

Due to a number of laws and statutes, finders fees are not allowed.

Are you talking about this law:http://www.dir.ca.gov/t8/11000.htmlI'm no lawyer, and I don't know anything about California law, but my amateur read of that code makes me think they aren't limiting what rent can be charged, just how much of free rent can be used as credit towards the minimum wage requirement.

Here in Texas, there are tax law changes which will lower the school district tax over the next few years.

As you can see by the subject line I am a 21 year old business law student.

The actual federal RESPA laws that govern closing procedures actually state that the buyer is entitled to pick whatever title company they want since they will be living under the title insurance, but most people don't even know that or care.