That was a printed book, usually county by county, that had drawings of all the lots and the name of the owner.

I've seen online at Legal Home forms there several different forms you can print for a fee depending on the situation.

It's in the small print that nobody reads when you fill out the credit card app.The other thing with collections that people do not understand is ONE COLLECTION can destroy your credit.Example say you have 760 score.Apartment says you owe 1,000.They send to ABC collection company and you offer 500 and instead the collection company starts dinging your credit.They do not collect anything so ABC sells it to DEF and they don't collect after 5 months and sell to GHI.Now you have THREE collections on your credit report from that one account!

Your list of written criteria is what matters, not what's on a pre-printed form that you got from a website.I've had one person apply who had a felony and a bunch of misdemeanors.

We can say the property is worth $1,000,000 ballpark.Suppose prices rise by 50% over the next 10 years, thanks to money being printed, etc.

The good ones have a license to print money. :) As far as a real estate license, why does it matter?

There is a lot of fine print on these things.  

Also you don't need a RE attorney for evictions in Virginia, all the court documents are online so you can fill them out, print & pay your filing fees to file.

Perhaps for some of these topics you could post a notes page that could be printed to view as we listen to the podcast.  

Shane Little you can set up the keyword alert system using the link in small print "My Keyword alerts" below the notifications tab and above the tweet button in the top right.