Question to those of you who represent wealthy individuals: do you recommend your client to send over anything where he puts his signature?

@Jon Behlke Is your wife going to be the personal representative (PR) for her dads estate?

I represent a real estate fund and have the cash to deploy in these types of investments.

Ive reached out to RCN Capital and Lima One Capital for their buy and flip programs but representatives from both companies have informed me they only work with corporations.

That represents a fourth of their income just to slowly kill them selves .

It will become a lien against any of his/its solely-held real estate.I once saw a show i think on 60 minutes of these traveling contractors .. some sort of eastern European ethnic group.. that set out from the east coast digs and went across the country doing these scams.and of course in the areas of the country with big hail damage you have storm cashiers that represent roofing companies. i have been called by many.. 

Yes, that is the deduction that represents your mortgage payment, no matter if it is aligned or not. 

@Sami Gren No I would not and I think the broker should be offended If I offered money after all he/she is representing the seller in this case you described.

The Big, Smart Money is Bullish on Real Estate: NYC’s big buyers represent some of the wealthiest organizations and individuals on the planet.

No, you can't represent the seller in the sale of there property but you can buy there house!