cool.

Damb DB,thats cool and it tasted soo good that i think ill show you a good faith gesture here goes ok: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: Its a six pack bro and its on me (lol) cheers!!

The landlord has a legal responsibility to provide heat (cooling?)

Okay...a little about myself~I am from San Luis Obispo, California and graduated 2 years ago from Cal Poly with a business degree and a concentration in real estate development/finance, which is really cool because I have had great interest in all forms of real estate for about 10 years.

This is his last option, all others have been exhausted.I threw up the web site the company I work with has, haven't really even looked at it, but from what I've seen the loan programs look pretty cool.

It's a very cool system.

Some of them will actually whip out a tape measure and verify it.Include everything they would be renting that is heated and/or cooled.

Well, I honestly dont know what sparker my interest, but since I can remember, i wanted to be a realtor.Then i read the E-book "Rich jerk real estate investing"I was a pretty cool thing to me, i could work with real estate before being 18 and getting myself a license(with my mom doing all the legal work, of course)I dont have a specific deal yet, im still trying to convince somone to let me wholesale their property, no one really seems interested :blush: Also, thank you very much for all your kindness, i can tell this will be a very helpful place.

The really cool thing about this membership based program is that it is available in all 50 states, and it pays a rather attractive commission structure for filling out new membership applications.

Foundation and utilities are there, zoning would be cool with that, and if I were to build that and sell it or refi it, and keep it as a commercial/residential rental it would be much more profitable.