I realize each broker her their own which I am happy to sign but I haven't seen this before and gives me pause simply at the perpetuity for 2 years.

And remember that stupid loses more than smart wins.

We simply don't have enough homes for the number of people who want them. 

That's still a huge win.

I mean, no one wants to drag down someone else's mood simply because you are aren't feeling great. 

If they don't increase significantly then you simply sell to another buyer who knows what they're getting in a lower cost piece of land. 

I would simply tell the tenant that their rent wasn't paid on time.

I thought this was really odd considering that we were simply looking at 1-4 unit properties to purchase in Cleveland and I found it hard to believe that with a whole team of agents, they were unable to help us purchase some property. 

You can simply go to the Cost Seg Audit Technique Guide.You point to ATG?

The quality of modern lumber is simply far inferior to the quality of lumber they were using to build homes in the early and mid-20th century.