Although being paid to fly around the country to help people in different markets sounds appealing, I've always advised others to buy local help, and believe mentees will generally have a better experience w/ someone who's immersed in their market and available to meet face to face regularly.  

We used both the styles that were regularly in stock and also the styles that we had to order in from the warehouse.

I would move that near the top because, while its not specifically about real estate, it is about getting your mind, body and spirit ready to jump into real estate with a clear head and positive outlook--an absolute must to play this game.

The Assignee is listed in the body of the AOM under the Assignor.  

I am a contractor , the reason I get discounts at my regular specialty suppliers is because of the $$$$  spent and the relationship over the years .

Basically, I either don't understand the questions and/or I don't understand the intent behind it of why you ask.Hi David--          Flippers, wholesalers & others tend to have a regular circle of go-to buyers, vendors, lenders, GPs etc. 

You need a base, body(upper level) and crown(roof)  to the house.

But again, CSLB laws REQUIRE that $500 be paid only to a LICENSED contractor, NOT to any body else even if it was the neighbor or the neighbor's adult son that could really use the cash.

People are buying and selling boarded-up homes in Cuyahoga County regularly, but I do not imagine that there are POS inspections before ANY of those Title transfers, where the price paid is often just land value.And as far as being able to rent out any bought property in Ohio, I have heard from a company that performs home inspections that "unfortunately, Ohio does NOT have any pre-tenanting inspection requirements". 

That statue or body of law is the direct outcome of our legal framework.