in the state of california, when is a PPO license required? Does acting as the agent for a private property ow
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It would be helpful if you explained what you mean by a PPO license.
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You need to be licensed by the Department of Insurance of each State in which you wish to sell insurance. The process of becoming licensed involves taking an approved pre-licensing course, a state exam, an application process to and through the State Department of Insurance, and a very detailed background investigation. \n\nThe website of your State Department of Insurance is likely to have a section devoted to insurance "producer" licensing, and that will be your best starting point.\n\nNote that you must also be "appointed" by the insurer(s) whose insurance you wish to sell.  Proper state licensure will be a prerequisite to appointment
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You have to review your contract. Notice is not required without one, however, there may be penalties if you have signed one.
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Legally, you are required to obtain a merchant's license or certificate of resell in the state and possibly the county you are going to do business in. Most internet sellers do not follow through with this as sometimes it can be costly and very hard to maintain. Especially if you are starting a small business. Most times though, if you carry a merchant's license in the state you reside in and offer your goods with sales tax for your state, most times that is acceptable. It's wise to consult with a business attorney and accountant for issues such as these for your state to find out what is acceptable.
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If the rental property is between 1 and 4 units, you don't need a license. If it's more than a 4 unit complex, you will need to get a license. I'm not hundred percent sure on this, so double check this info.\n\nRegards
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I'm a licensed Realtor in California, we have escrows, not real estate attorneys who do all the legal paperwork.  Many people think that by not choosing a Realtor, they save money.  This is not always the case.  Professional Realtors, please note I said "professional" Realtors do much more that collect commissions.  I only show my listing to qualified buyers who have been APPROVED by a good loan company.  Also, in your Dad's case, by working with a Realtor, he is hiring someone who will bring the buyers to his home.  You don't know the number of people I have spoken to who decided to hire a Realtor after trying to sell their property themselves and being scared after experiencing "spooky" people knocking on their door to see the property then returning later to try and rob them.  In other words, you don't know who you are opening your doors to -- burgulars, child molesters, etc. Then there are the scam artist looking to take advantage of the inexperienced seller.  A Realtor knows when something is not in order.
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No, it is not the same in every state. In CA, it is five years. I just went through it. \n\nIt also requires more than just squatting on someone's land for five years.
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Go to the website for your state insurance board.  They will have all the necessary forms and requirements.  Almost every state requires a number of licenses to sell insurance.
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In PA, you can be licensed by the state as a title an tag office.  Otherwise, so far as I know, most, if not all, other states have state-run DMV offices.
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Arms length transactions are conducted without an attorney in CA.  It doesn't matter whether or not you use an agent.  The title/escrow company acts as the settlement agent.
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I think that "Curious" gave a very good answer - in ADDITION - to START with I would research whether your services require that you be licensed, make sure that you obtain any necessary licenses.  \nSCORE has experienced retired business people who may be helpful.  When I lived in South CA, I attended a very helpful free seminar hosted by their small business admin. \n\nIf you need help with favorable dates to advertise for various reasons, expend your business, or when to hire employees, etc.  visit http://astrowishes.com
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They have not updated their file to indicate that you no longer own real estate. That is why you received that notice of pre-approval. Most CU are unmanned and you have 1 person working in different departments. I work with one CU that has a member base of 11K members and only have 20 people working to service that base.
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There are a number of requirements, and these seem to vary depending on how you choose to run.  Check out this page at the CA Secretary of State's website.  If the answer isn't in one of the linked PDF files, I'm sure that contacting the Secretary of State's office is the way to go.
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Look in the CA business and professions code.
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A PA is a legal form of business reserved for physicians, dentists, surgeons, etc.  I think it cannot be used by a realtor.  Please ask your attorney or CPA to help you choose whether to incorporate your business as a coporation, an LLC or as an LLP.
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You can't sell a firearm to a private person without going through a dealer. \n\nGo here:\n\nhttp://ag.ca.gov/firearms/pubfaqs.htm\n\nAnd pay particular attention to #14.
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It probably depends on where you live. In San Jose CA permits are required.