I would want to investigate this further within your state and as always, consult your attorney!

I would suggest consulting with an attorney or try to come to some agreement with the LL.

For our multi member OA, I think we paid $350 for a consultation with an experienced RE entity attorney and development of the document (as well as templates for various resolutions and handling the filing process with the state and the securing of a statutory agent).

Regarding my previous W2 job - I am incline to think that they may be different regulations for nationwide PM groups vs private landlords.I am not a lawyer - so please consult your lawyer before you make a decision.Just wanted to make all of you aware that resources like that exist out there for TENATS and none of us would like to be sued for the $40 app fee

Unless I'm mistaken, selling agents are not allowed to discuss other offers, I was actually under the impression that it's against the law, but I'm not entirely sure, consult a licensed Realtor.

I own a permit expediting, building and zoning consulting company in which I assist my clients in telling them what can be done with a particular lot and getting approvals from the Department of Buildings and various other city agencies.

I have worked at a few consulting firms as an EIT on heavy civil/structural consulting jobs.

LolI can accept any fee unless through my broker.No finders fee, consultant fee etc.

But, as always, if you want a definitive answer from someone who would stand beside you in court, consult your lawyer.

I work in management consulting and have a background as an accountant.