That takes care of my birddogging concerns, just understand my comments in the forums address all readers as well, not picking on you as others don't have a license and they need to take care.There are only two reasons I can think of why someone who sells some system to do options would say not to get into an RE school for a good basic education.

There must be a chemical out there that will take care of this.

Over the years we have taken care of the lawn maintenance and other issues for them.

We just recently purchased another investment property but this one came with a little twist. usually when we've purchased, the unit has been empty and we have been able to screen the tenants and decide who to rent to. in this case, the seller wanted to rent the house back for a week while they move out.Our concern is this, though we have been paid for the 7 days and in the contract it allows for a longer stay at so much per day, what would be our recourse should the seller decide to stay longer and not pay or not take care of the property?

In most cases you will get your deposit back, but be careful how you word your reason termination and make sure it doesn't break any agreements of the contract or short sale addendum.

as that will make a big difference to the strategies (we) used also need to be careful it doesn't get classified as a 'holding compnay'

I care about when I put money in and buy what will I be stuck with.

I want to begin a practice where anyone can receive care, even if they can't pay, but I know to do that, I need a solid income to do that.

The state commissions care nothing about these third party organizations.As a licensed agent in most states you have to hang your license under a brokerage to conduct business as a licensee.

I don't really care what that debt is against because if I pay it off early, that is money I could have used to invest.