Like a safety net?

If people buy any asset with zero margin of safety, then their risk of going bust increases.

If your model is to create lots of things and sell them, but those things require maintenance, then you might as well be the one to do the maintenance since the buyer of those things is likely not equipped to handle the maintenance (or at least not any better than you).

In particular you need to know: how much notice you each have to give to end the contract, what obligations you have regarding safety and whether you are obliged to lodge the deposit with an agency-Find a lease template specific to renting out a room online and fill in the details.

Call all of the landlords on the list and ask them a few questions about the program but during the conversation be sure to ask them what mode they are in right now, acquisition or selling.

The better the deal the greater margin of safety.

It included the phrase: "the enjoyment of life and liberty, with the means of acquiring and possessing property... and pursuing and obtaining happiness and safety."

My business model is to acquire assets that cash flow for long term holding.

Originally posted by Tracy Price:offer to have someone review the home for other safety items....

Are there any obvious trip or safety hazards inside or outside?