Seems like the fees associated would be too high and it wouldn't make sense to use.

In terms of cost to hold your license, certainly any cost associated specifically with this deal should be covered by the partnership (MLS fees, broker split, etc), but given that I assume you'd keep your license and incur costs even if you didn't do this deal, compensating you for your general business overhead doesn't really factor in for me.What if one of your partners was an interior designer...should he get paid more for that expertise or to cover any costs associated with any interior design credentials he has?

Many associations have such tings.

Fraud (which is rare) with a trust account is a great way to lose it all in both fields.Maybe it's just in my state, but start BAR associations will take MUCH greater/swifter action against an attorney accused of mishandling funds than will the state Real Estate Commission.

There is a new one that began last year – OCREIA http://www.meetup.com/Orange-County-Real-Estate-Investors-Association-OCREIA/It's pretty good.

I'm new to the machine side of the laundry business and trying to gain a better understanding of cost associated with providing machines in a multi-housing environment, ie: apartments.

A real estate agent licensed since 1970 spoke at the June apartment association meeting in Orange County and told those gathered that it is time to sell apartments here and buy in other states.Before buying in OC or anywhere in California, also follow what is happening in the legislature.

It does boast a nationally recognize hospital (Riverside, which is associated with Rush) so has good healthcare.

I print the closing package then use the notary service at a US Embassy / Consulate or if you're associated with the military in any way they will have somebody who is a notary which is also acceptable.

Do people associate your name with expert real estate investing?