Those kinds of guys are traveling for work and staying in a motel. 

Willing to travel to different states if the contract is right.

Currently I am looking for a cheap rated home near the lake Norman view for my elder sister. charlotte north carolina real estate for sale

My sister has a condo as a second home and her monthly liabilty to the hoa is never the same as they accrue maintenance expenses, you can't run a rental like that like you could for apts. or sfd.

Either you are an owner or have an ownership interest or you are a manager.As Dave mentioned, your income is probably thin on the deal, so just atking a management position and writing off the 40 mile round trip and your office supplies will probably keep you from a tax liability...I would think...gues it depends how often you travel to that unit!

If it is a smaller law firm, they will usually hire the bidding to a local attorney; think about the time spent travelling back and forth, paying for parking, sitting at the sale for an hour or more - this all costs money, so paying somebody else to do this (who will also be doing this for many other law firms) makes lots of sense.As to question #2: The state laws require that this be handled in a public auction, so that is why it happens in the way you observed.

Firstly, if you tell my sister to sell you anything, I'm gonna keyboard slap you :mrgreen: So, in tonights class(RE licensing) we were taught legal property descriptions or something like that.

Since these notes are all in that areas Mitch travels and works in regularly, there is money in it for Mitch to be pro active and fix the problems.

I need to make a decision, so any advice is appreciated:In 2006, my sister in law purchased for $130,000 a 2,400 sf home, 4 BR/2 Baths, built in 1965 on 1 acre in Southlake, Tx, great neighborhood one house away for an excellent elementary school.

We've used batts in that way to deaden sound from bathrooms and laundry rooms adjacent to living areas with good effect... even R13 would make a difference.Lowes sells sound insulating sheetrock that would help as well.Sound can also travel through the walls, so having insulated wall cavities would make a difference.On the very expensive end of things, consider using foam insulation (icynene, sp)... it'd cost a fortune, but that'd be as good as you're gonna get for sound dampening effect (It'd also make the space such that you could heat it with a birthday candle and cool it with an ice cube, but that's another story entirely.)A thought for further research would be to look this topic up on websites geared for musicians.