Hi Stephanie, Brian is right and to add to that simply have your overall investment approach available with how you conduct due diligence, tell them what your competitive advantage is and your investment buying criteria.

As I said, if interest can be earned on funds in trust and if there is a justification to retain interest paid and it is agreed to, then the party maintaining that account would be rather negligent in conducting business if they didn't retain the interest or at least some of it as there is work involved in holding and disbursing funds.

We were offering no parking so zoning made us conduct a "traffic report" to see if enough parking was offered on street during certain hours and days. 

The viewings have always been conducted by the vendor or a mutually agreed agent.Unless there is severe friction between you and the buyer, I really think the better path is to allow her/him to expend the bulk of the effort and costs to screen the tenants - with you reserving the right to ensure any tenant selected is one to whom you could rent.

EIther learn real estate and conduct yourself professionally of follow the guru crap and get arrested, fined and for all I care, go to jail!

Speak with an contractual attorney because there are laws that apply to the assignor when conducting this type of transaction.

Once the County Commissioners realize how much money Sheriff's office is costing them by refusing to conduct evictions, the Sheriff will change his mind.

Now since no research at all has been conducted on like how you bought your house, you've given all realtors another I told you so moment.

Hi all, I'm currently conducting research for a novel in which the main character is pursuing financial independence.

Can tenants legally conduct background checks on their landlords?