I think the may have been growing pot or something as the utilities dropped sharply after they moved out. lol

You could sweeten the pot by paying him interest .

Or I like the idea of doing a few potted shrubs - could leave them for the buyer to plant in spring.

What you really want in a good contract is something that holds up in front of Judge Bean, you know, the guy sitting on the bench in your county.

Bryan, I'm not seeing thier profiability having anything to do with thier cost of capital, the funeral business is cash heavy, not much in capital needed, the equipment isn't for an operating room, a herse, the limos, some chairs, a snactuary, some flower stands and pots, a small tent and a backhoe and you're in business!

They think putting their face on a bus bench is a good strategy.

If there are only a couple of bidders and a pot of properties large enough to satisfy both, it would be very easy to implicitly cooperate with other bidders.

I am more interested in the fix and flip so as to increase my pot of money.

We felt they would be good and be settled rather than having a bunch of wild pot parties and pool parties.

As my mother was from Trinidad, West Indies and being raised in there, we tend to cook with curry (we curry everything LOL) and it does have a lingering smell (depending on the type of curry some are stronger than others) which can be offensive to others.When I cook curry nowadays, which is very rare to get rid if the lingering smell, the next day, I boil a small pot of water and vinegar which helps neutralize the odor.