Is there a way to assign a contract without the other party knowing your fee? (I don't have a real estate license.) Note: New York State. Thanks BP!

As a landlord in California, do I have to return the tenant's security deposit within 21 days if the tenant broke their lease? The tenant's lease was through December 31st 2016. They moved out on December 10th and pai...

Hi all,

Before I ask my question I would like to provide a brief overview of my current situation:

I am a full time salaried (W2) employee of an Investment Bank, but also DJ parties on the weekends through a fully i...

I'm sharing the email content that I have provided to Roseville & Elk Grove, California investors which I work with. BP's team has let me know that I may not attach full third party market reports due to my busine...

Since I've currently been on hold with Vrbo for 15 minutes trying to get an answer, I thought I'd see if anyone has ever experienced this. I have a one day Vrbo reservation showing up on my synced Airbnb calendar and ...

I was recommend to meet with real estate attorney in the my area of investing (Springfield, IL) for quality state "bullet proof" state specific leases for Illinois. Legally sound and is in great pdf format allowing me...

This is my problem:

" It's further understood this transaction may not involve any thrid party who received a deed from mortgagor at, prior to, OR AFTER SETTLEMENT, and the purchase contract may not be assigned"

Wh...

Live in NC - home was auctioned at foreclosure sale on Sep 9 and winning bid was placed at 147K for balance owed of 128K less deliquent payments and legal fees.

Have not received any eviction notice from the mortgag...

Here's my situation I'm trying to figure this out.
I received my 2019 1099-MISC for rental income per my property manager. It states I received $44,650 rents. My own spreadsheet states that the properties under manag...

Even though I tell/text/explain several times that each person must complete their own application, they still push it off onto a 3rd party whom they can then blame for the many errors and omissions. Classy, huh? one ...