If you want a quick in and out, no questions, no documents, no phone calls, no service you can pay $400 but if you are looking for someone to be involved and actually know some tax law and accounting then you are going to pay for the experience.

If you have no license then you breaking the law (lawyers are partially or fully exempt from the RE license regulations in most states).If you are a principal in the deal then being paid to sell your position or your rights in the deal is legal.The HUD-1 document is not required in all transactions.

A knowledgeable selling agent (buyers agent) who has done their homework, and taken the time to learn the local foreclosure laws and customs.3.

I’d also like to learn more about starting a timeshare operation, resort or not, laws, upsides and down.

An illegal contract can not be enforced no matter who draws is up.A lawyer can help you avoid breaking the law.

Safety and Security are ALWAYS the number one concern of tenants, and they should be yours as well.

If they're the listing agent, it is likely that they have provided valuable information to the owner, learned the layout of the owners property, informed the owner of their responsibilities under the law, listed their home in the mls for every member to see, show and possibly sell, advertised their home in print and online, fielded telephone calls related to their home, conducted showings of their home and maybe even held an open house or two.

Dubai will care where the cash came from as money laundering and other crimes are still a crime there.Dubai does not tax foreign nationals for a period and there are other tax laws that are designed to encourage investment.At the same time the US tax laws still apply to any US passport holder or holder of a US green card.

MONTGOMERY COUNTYGaithersburg Man Admits to Equity-Skimming ScamBy Ernesto LondoñoWashington Post Staff WriterSunday, August 19, 2007; Page C13Maryland legislators tweaked the state's real estate laws in 2005 in an effort to protect people at risk of losing their homes, saying fraud and abuse in foreclosure transactions had become widespread.

Changing laws?