I was told they can exercise the due on sale clause if transfered to anything but a trust.

For the units that required minimal painting repair we were required to produce paperwork evidencing that one certified person took dust samples and the other certified person made the repairs.

While I won the small claims suit, I'll never be able to collect (I did get my "revenge"...I can be a spiteful SOB).This is just a sample of the contractor mistakes I've made, so while it's true that I no longer have the sorts of problems you mention, it's not because I'm lucky or because I'm some genius when it comes to contractors.

My repair guy wants me to give him a sample of what I decided to get and with his 15 plus years in the business he guarantees that he can find what I want for a lot less.

I know I have several RE books that have sample contracts for assignment and I remembered that since we're military we have free lawyers. not sure if they do this kind of RE law but it doesn't hurt to ask.

I need to do more cardio exercise and just keep at it.

After re-reading this post, I think there may be some confusion as to what I was saying, below is a sample of code you would use to perform what I am speaking of:meta name="robots" content="noindex,follow"-or-meta name="robots" content="noindex,nofollow"As you can see this is not your garden variety "no follow" code which I believe has caused some confusion....hope this clears up any confusion...sometimes the mind is too fast for the fingers:)

The team leader would sit in a control booth and record the entire exercise.

could anyone provide a sample of what this ad on Craig's list and back-page should sound like when building a buyers list?

At a certain point, you have to pay for "some" of the upside and a savvy investor can obtain that upside quickly while only paying for a portion of it, reaping the balance of the benefits.To Joel's financial sample, he did not take out value for the fact that the current occupancy was lower.