Until then, you're chasing your tail.BTW, after you know what the basics are, you can spot the scammers, slysters, the whizbangs, the wheeler-dealers and the professionals, like your experience with that guy you almost got involved with, you could have cut him off after a few sentences from him. 

Whatever the biggest selling point is should be your lead sentence or headline .

And read your contract correctly, many people try to pick  half of a sentence that when properly twisted could maybe support their position, while ignoring clear language to the contrary.

I should have added instead at the end of the second sentence. 

You also need to take care in how you describe an agreement, your English, sentence structure, write as simply as you can and don't try to inject your version of legalize.

Im not sure what you mean in your last sentence.

HB 5070/PA 224 makes squatting in a single family house or a duplex a misdemeanor for the first offense, with a $5,000 maximum fine and 180 day maximum sentence; and a felony for second and subsequent offenses, with a $10,000 maximum fine and a 2 year maximum sentence.

First two sentences seemed most important out of the whole post with the least amount of detail.

So if you work a steady job for an employer, in ONE sentence or just a couple words, what do you do? 

***Make sure you have good voice inflection on your last sentence***If no answer: "Hello Mr/s _____ I was just going through my planner before I retired it and saw that we spoke on the ____________ about your home at _________ which really peaked my interest.