I suggest month to month, or having your attorney write in some kind of phrase about the redemption period, in case the previous owner redeems.

Michael, I think the key phrase in your post is "quality trainer".

(an actual trust account seems to be overkill, but maybe that's the case)- The phrase relating to location of the account - what does this actually implicate? 

This phenomenon explains how people might be unaware of their lack of knowledge while simultaneously believing they are more knowledgeable than they actually are.I hate the phrasing "you don't know what you don't know".

This trend is expected to persist, driven by Birmingham's affordability and favorable living conditions.

@Logan Hicks, I'm taking notes and adding those phrases to my lease!

The correct answer depends on your interpretation of the question.It might be easier to understand the book answer if the question was phrased a little differently, rather than “What is your expected value for this investment?"

The honest ones will always be honest, but there are a lot of "honest" people who are just very good liars and will phrase things in ways that are technically accurate but also do not address the intent of the question.

If there are any concert venues, festivals or wedding venues within 30-45 minutes, list some of those two.I'd also change your phrasing of "our hot tub" and "our fully equipped kitchen." 

I am not sold on it but while reading Brandon Turner's books he is constantly using the phrase "think 'how can I do this,' not 'I can't do this.'"