This is specifically true for marbles and wood flooring.

Always a good idea to at least have a lawyer go over it to ensure you're covering all your bases.Purchase and Sale Agreement - This would come from the real estate broker you are dealing with.Lien Waiver - I cannot speak for CA, but I know that in FL there are very specific wordings (only about two sentences) that are provided by the Florida Statues that everyone can use for simplicity.There are many different types of contracts involved but these are the first three that came to my mind.

But the guys installing our marble counter tops cracked the ceramic glass top & it took a month to get a ($980) replacement shipped in.

Reading the statue is less than half the battle.

Hi Everyone -I am looking for a good counter top dealer (i.e Quartz, Marble, Granite) in the North Jersey area (perhaps in Newark?).

I have read all the Colorado statues and annotations, and can't find anything suggesting I can't keep endorsing/let interest accrue past the 3 years time.So my question is, if your tax lien is a small percentage of property value, why would you bother to start the redemption process and most likely get your capital back? 

Dillard literally means I will trade you my one marble for your two marbles..

However on a general basis you can look into your state's statues concerning rent collection, and in which cases you can give them a shorter notice to vacate.

LLC, in general, will provide you with the asset protection if you follow the state required statue to operate the LLCs.  

We’re looking for an appraiser who knows the area and is able to consider the difference between high end marble and ceramic, for example.