Can I legally receive a "marketing fee" for sending real estate agents customers if I am not a licensed realtor?
Talk to an attorney, but it's likely that paying for leads is okay. Contariwise, sharing in commissions would not be.
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Talk to an attorney, but it's likely that paying for leads is okay. Contariwise, sharing in commissions would not be.
This is an "urban" myth. There are no such restricted days.
You will be better protected if you use an independent lawyer of your own.
Typically, you would form the entity first and only then apply for tax exempt status.
One would have to review the exact terms of the easement to answer this question, but typically an easement would not trump a zoning ordinance.
Title insurance is effective for as long as you own the property under the insured deed.
You would need to review the terms of the note and other documents, but it is likely that she can sell the note.
It is likely that you will want to have different classes of ownership. That is, some owners will have greater voting rights, some owners will have...
At least lock your clients' confidential files and information in filing cabinets. Consider going paperless and keep the records in digitized form.
I don't see any issue if you want to pay an employee for not working.