It is a provable proposition and my point can actually be mathematical proven to be correct.

I've made a shift from thinking that it's an either/or proposition to realizing I can have a little of both if I make the right choices.

Chris -It's not clear to me what the value proposition would be to a potential buyer.

Someone could "sweat equity" the homes on nights and weekends but when these costs are fully considered, the homes invariably are break-even proposition at best.

We are not relying on verbal statements not contained herein.The above proposition is accepted this ________ day of ____________________, 20__.SellerSeller Signature: ___________________________________ Seller Printed Name: ________________________________ BuyerBuyer Signature: ___________________________________ Buyer Printed Name: ________________________________

What's your value proposition?

However, we can make a value proposition of $10 per unit which is $500 per month, which is cheaper and more reliable than hiring a security guard.

And yes that’s a trickier proposition than I’d expect or recommend the average person to take on, especially with little construction experience.

The assets that will thrive are the ones that have the ability to compete in a submarket at the highest end of the value proposition (meaning best unit for the price).

So, without further ado, I did a little bit of research and this article I stumbled upon, I hope, will enlighten you on your situation and back my propositions arising from it.It appears to me that in the case of an assignment of contract you would not need a CO or any other certificates in order to assign a contract; regardless of whether the property you are assigning is located in a municipality that requires such certification(s) because the duty of obtaining any certification(s) fall solely on the seller as stipulated in the law.