It was inder contract at full price in 30 days, HOWEVER, the buyer did ask for changes that were a pain , but I charged them for one item that I made them pay in advance, on the other was a non refundable added to Earnest money.

Adding an additional insured or co-insured (you agent should give guidance to the best arrangement) is not a violation of the trust agreement, it is a red flag to investigate if there has been any violation.In an estate planning situation, in some cases, you can have an additional insured who might be the administrator of your Will to settle any insured loss without having to reinsure a property in the event of any loss during their duties.

(It was owned by a trust and they were a serious pain in the butt).~10-15 Days goes by - maybe if that.

New home builders needing to sell old home, (Builders, new home developments) People going into nursing homes, (Nursing home administrators) ??????

First off- this property has not gone through probate and per the administrator who is the son of the deceased, it will be complete through the court in a couple of weeks.

It complicates the foreclosure process, not to the point that a lender can't secure the collateral, but it can and does add time and administrative expense.

That said, you are not taking action because you're associating more pain than pleasure to the things you need to do.

You can also post ads on postlets for different price points to gauge the interest from people Tip #12: Don't commingle funds from your personal and businessTip#13: Maintain a 6 month PITI reserveTip#14: Bathrooms: These are typically pain points especially with leakage etc.

The employee was a license with another broker who was doing administrative work for the pm company part time.

The wholesaler will pay the $400 to whatever up-front one time, administration or doc fee, and with most, the wholesaler will be responsible for the Earnest Money/Good Faith deposit in the amount negotiated or standard for the are.Many, of the funder's, if not all, are requiring the wholesaler to conduct that particular transaction under the umbrella of an LLC.