Cody's" is the singular possessive form (something belongs to Cody)."

Your question sounded like you wanted a strict interpretation of a right/correct/singular way to price.  

@Jason Allen   CRAP I misread your thread subject I thought you asked   HOW do I VETTE the title Not VEST the title.. as stated above most folks vest H W Joint tenants in CA.. if you want to vest in your own name then wife needs to sign quit claim deed in CA... in ORYGUN for instance we can vest in a singular name even though we are married with no quit claim deed.. each state is a little different in that regard.sorry for the long winded answer about a question you did not ask.. but now you know what to look for when you get your title report...

I got in Real Estate for my kid (singular) as well. 

Different time.I think, as other have said, if you put your singular focus on acquiring a reasonable amount of income property then you will propel your situation exponentially.

My brother and I just purchased a Multi-family property in Watertown Ma, and the address on Zillow is incorrect (to a degree).The addresses for the multi are listed individually instead of being a singular home.  

I suggest that instead of contacting companies who have a singular product to "sell", that you either research brands and settle on one you like, and then contact those who offer that brand; or research contractors who'll install any brand and work with them to select an appropriate product.

Sometimes its a seperate fee, sometimes they will just have a singular fee thats larger and combines everything into one. 

However, there is no singular best market out there.

The following is the only thing mention about assignment of seller: Parties Optionee and Optionor which terms may be singular or plural and will include the heirs, successors, personal representatives and assigns of Seller and buyer, hereby agree the seller will sell and buyer may buy the following property, upon the following terms and conditions if complete or marked.2) The deposit was $100 on property.