For those that are not insured, you want to carry your own workmans comp policy which is usually very inexpensive.

You have plenty of cushion to do it.My only concern with tying your money up for that long is how many houses you would typically buy in the same time frame.

Hi Dave,There was no agreed upon time frame.

Basically, I just put my ideas down on paper, with a discrete set of tasks, timeframes and goals to go with it.

There are several inexpensive online sources where you can have a few designs printed for relatively little cost.

So how about if I do a 4 year time frame.

Use of funds and investment alternatives, bond portfolio, municipal and government lending, capital requirements, reserves for losses and bad loans.....but let's stop here.Point is, did you pay attention to the time frame of progressing through the lending activities?

That going on for a year establishes some ongoing relationship, and if they paid always on a particular day, say the first, it could be argued that this is the established due date for the rent and the type of lease, say a month-to-month base don the payment frequency.My statutes then also give a minimum time frame for cancellation. e.g. 28 days for MTM, unless agreed otherwise.I heard/read of some tenants who argued successfully in court that they were NOT late paying rent on the 10th, as it was established that in the past they usually paid on the tenth and it was accepted by the landlord.

LOL....it can't be the buyer's name or the EIN #, but it can be something like the purchase price or the time frame to close.

Im renting a house that was recently forclosed on..what is the legal time frame the new owners to give me to vacate..also is there a way i can sue the previous owner for not letting me lnow thw house was under foreclosure while i was renting the home.