;)And, Account Closed, (David too), I'm intrigued by your assertions.  

I've seen several posts online where people assert what you are saying, but I've never seen it backed up with references to statutes or case law.  

As it stands, I would expect a potential buyer to ask for a fence allowance on the sale and it makes the whole house look shoddy.I haven't paid him yet and I'm going to try to work something out with him but I feel like I can't be as assertive and demanding with him since he is a tenant.  

And everyone on BP is going to assert that they could get better than a 6% return.

I know NV does and by your assertion, Jay, so does OR.

However, if you're asserting that there are currently no specific aspects of investing (or anything in life, really) that can be solved or made easier with some new yet-to-be-developed technology or service, than I must respectfully but enthusiastically disagree with you.

An investor has to pay regular P.M. fees to the P.M and then also pay assert management fees on top of that to HU?

Do ALL of your homework, and bring as much documentation as you can to back up your assertion that the property is worth $X.

His perspective is different than yours and thats okay but he needs to recognize that he is speaking about investing with HIS goals in mind and forcing those upon you by asserting this absolution.  

The remediators would not conduct the walk through without masks as they both reviewed the lab results and asserted that this concentration of airborne Stachybotrys is dangerous and must be taken seriously.