The estate agent is entrusted with this responsibility, and must ascertain whether there are the necessary building licenses or permits etc.The cadastral assessment concerns the revenue aspect, i.e. the regularity of the real-estate units with regard to census for fiscal purposes.

Client owns a portion of an existing shopping center, and some of his portion is undeveloped (the “surplus property”).I attempted to buy the surplus property for my own development purposes, but I could not come to terms with the Seller.Seller (not a real estate guy) decided to attempt to self-develop the surplus.This is where my “Seller” became my “Client” as he hired me to handle the development for him.I’d put in a lot of time, but now the only way to monetize the opportunity was to pull out some consulting fees.He hired me (yes, we had a contract) to determine what to build, how much rent could be expected, to coordinate with the other tenants, navigate through the leases, the REA, etc.It now appears he is not going to pay me the last installment of my fee.Can I file a lien?

, but I don't think it is something I would recommend doing just for REI purposes.  

(For IRS purposes, they have lived in House 1A for the entire 24 months).I move into the House 2A and complete a renovation that takes about 8 months.During the renovation they live in my completed House 1C.At the Round 2, 8 month mark:I’ve completed the House 2A renovation.Son & wife move into House 2A and live there for the next 16 months.Daughter sells House 1B and with the profit buys House 2B.She is able to exclude the gain (profit) from the sale as she has owned the home for the last 24 months.

The Court determined that prior decisions of the Court "instruct[] that antidiscrimination laws must be construed to encompass disparate-impact claims when their text refers to the consequences of actions and not just to the mindset of actors and where that interpretation is consistent with statutory purpose."

Without a purpose I would have quit 2 evictions ago, ya know?  

For the additional 50k that you can borrow for any purpose I don't believe you can do that if you already have a home loan.

I won't go into the values a lender must carry the asset at, that changes in time, but while it is an asset, balancing the cancellation of debt, it is in limbo of sorts, in trust of sorts to be disposed of, why they call it "other real estate" or "real estate owned" which is different than real estate held for business purposes. 

Every sale has a purpose behind it, and most times the investor-seller has a plan to roll over the proceeds to the next deal.

We were told the vacancies were on purpose for showing the building to prospective purchasers.