It was something to the effect that I could refinance them at about a 7% rate on a 20 year note, pull out out about $125K in equity, and my payment would still be the same.

This is a tool that has taken ten years or more for other cities to put into effect, and it has never failed in creating revitalization.

I personally prefer to be in control of the transaction and there are no laws against, so I want to see my name on that check.

I normally write their answers on the back of the business card that they usually just gave me.I usually finish it up with something to the effect of "I run across a lot of property, if I find something that you might be intereseted in I'll give you a call."

As a matter of fact, I have not even done a transaction yet.

So I could see the same theory applying here: the corporation or LLC is a different entity than yourself, and so transacting its property would be the practice of brokering, and thus requires a license.

I need to stay as agile as possible, I’m not sure when this transition will take effect, but I do know it will be shortly. (2-3 months)1.)

So, three separate transactions.

It is $179.00, has a few limitations, but is very cost effective if you're not trying to scale to a large operation.

I own a condo that I'm currently evicting the deadbeat tenants from. the place is a loser and I dont want to keep it. Problem is I dont have a whole lot of equity in it (about 20k, comps at 180), and if I list with a ...