Buy the house.Make a formal complaint to the Fire Marshal, and have the place free of squatters for SAFETY'S sake!

@Melanie Campbell - I don't know that you need a formal reservation for most.

@Anil Samuel   now that you got the easy part out of the way  ( getting the license) and if you have no formal sales training.

I have a doctorate degree, thus I think I have enough formal school and certainly don't want any more.

Originally posted by Account Closed every policy needs to be reviewed in its entirety for a claims adjusted to make a formal decision.That being said, of all of those claims we have filed for clients this week those claims have already been denied.Of the 40,000 clients we have, we have yet to have a Property policy respond to this.  

When that 3rd year comes, the new cert is valid...I hear it can get pricey because of the materials needed and the formal inspection samples that need to be sent out.Happy to chat if you guys want. 

Always formally consult with a qualified tax advisor before enacting any tax strategies.

Let’s setup a formal time for a call

I have never had to formally evict anyone.

Aside from going after E and O insurance and a formal complaint with the broker and real estate board, this is also good advice and another avenue to pursue.