In fact, there could be multiple different types of investments (i.e. money markets, stocks, bonds, etc) within the retirement account.

xmldoc=197025256NJ196_1208.xml&docbase=CSLWAR1-1950-1985- In OR, it depends on the situation, and the guidelines don't seem to be very clear:http://www.leg.state.or.us/ors/009.html- In NC, apparently this issue has been tested many times, and has been ruled on both ways, though it seems that NC currently asserts (actually, I don't know if that's true, but that's my take) that real estate brokers CANNOT draft their own documents.Clearly, this is going to be a state to state thing...and the laws are going to run the gamut...

They already put the report in for the "Revenue Protection Department".According to the gas man, they have this happen and see this daily, multiple times.

However, with as much interest as notes have started to garner and in tandem with the multiple times I have seen this exact question come up over the past months, it seems nobody wants to use the resource they are currently using.

There are many tenants who will take advantage of any weakness or just test your boundaries.

I disagree with everyone about working with multiple agents.

I suggest getting multiple bids.

We had multiple offers within the first 2 days of listing and had an accepted offer at full list on the 3rd day!

If asking too low, you may get derelicts.If asking too high, you may miss your target market.You can use various sites and A/B test by listing with slightly different prices and descriptions to find best price.

@Jon Holdman has some posts that go into more details; he recently got even more specific than just the $500 per door.Again, it is per unit, so when you say $12000 per year, is that total for 1 unit or multiple units?