"Real estate broker", hereinafter referred as broker, anyperson who for another person and a fee, commission orother valuable consideration, or with the intention or withthe expectation of upon the promise of receiving orcollecting a fee, commission or other valuableconsideration, does any of the following:- sell, exchange,purchases, rents or leases, or negotiates, or offers, attemptsor agrees to negotiate the sale, exchange, purchase, rentalor leasing of any real estate, or lists or offers, attempts oragrees to list any real estate , or buys or offers to buy, sellsor offers to sell or otherwise deals in options on real estate,or advertises or holds himself out as engaged in thebusiness of selling, exchanging, purchasing, renting orleasing real estate, or assists or directs in the procuring ofprospects or the negotiation or completion of anyagreement or transaction which results or is intended toresult in the sale, exchange, purchase, leasing or renting ofany real estate.

That's your contract outlining various "rules of engagement."

I have total confidence in my accountant but I still want to know why so that I can make better decisions in the future.

Honestly, getting a bill like this through my property manager for the last 3 years has really shaken the mild confidence that I had in this individual.

I ran a commercial rental real estate engagement that comprisd of 156 consolidated companies (not including the disregarded SMLLCs) and was on the workflow efficiency team to create standardized Excel workbooks for Residential Real Estate Partnerships for all of the offices of the firm to utilize when preparing partnership returns.

Partnering with your contractor is what has given you the confidence to enter the world of flipping.

I had a very good one on my own house and feel confident I can reproduce the same results in the future.  

A salesperson working under a broker may engage in such activities.Info provided at www.allpropertymanagement.comHope this helps.also, I am currently studying for my NJ realtors sales person license, and this is one of the many topics we cover in class.Paulette

If you overlook the schedule B, you could get a false sense of confidence that although you closed the deal and paid for title insurance; that you have perfected title, when in reality you have not.

I think that painting it Neon yellow to fix your problem was a brilliant idea.Hi, yeah, thanks for the vote of confidence, I would have painted it hot pink with yellow polka dots but I time was of the essence and I went with the closest color that would go over the beige color of the house before I painted it, soooo the whole cost effective aspect thing was on my mind ;) however I did raise the  rent from the $600 to $800 which gave me an extra $2,400 dollars a year which paid for the new toilet ($70.00) and then some, I add a $50 yearly increase to my Sect 8 rental leases, this way the case worker who one must contact in order to implement an increase can reference the agreement and approve the $50.00 a month fee, in my experience the case workers don't like to give any rent increases if they are not in the original lease, a definite way to avoid a long drawn out battle of climbing the chain of command who really couldn't care less if you are the best landlord (not a slum lord) and discourage anyone who asks for an increase by forgotten return phone calls to outright indignant behavior, lies and so forth, Happy trails Brother