- Buyer contracts with seller of a clothing store ande contract is assignable.

And that is why food, clothes, etc are showing price inflation as well.I do not see hyperinflation (remember, this a loss in confidence in the currency) happening yet; the US is still the largest producer of food in the world, still dominant in most areas, still no clear alternative (other than gold, etc) so most will cling to the hope that the US will be a safe haven.

Any renter loves to wash their own cloths at the comfort of their home, versus going to laundromat.  

I was always spending money in the name of being a Realtor (MLS monthly fees, yard signs, clothes, meals, gas, websites, promotions, etc.) but very little was coming back so I decided not to renew my license.

I use a "skinny contract" one page - I want the seller to see that it is short and easy to understand.Make sure you have a built in extension, profit disclosure, assignment rights, delayed settlement clauses and maybe an hybrid agreement.Just think - no more floor duty - turn downs - driving people around to look at properties - dealing with unfriendly agents - brokers - paying all those fees.FREEDOM at last you have a new CLIENT - and that is YOURSELF - treat yourself well - work only two days a week - not 7, work in comfortable cloths - forget the suit and tie - wake up when you want, enjoy an extended vacation - give your wife and kids the gift of YOU - life in my opinion is too short not to have the things you want and the pleasures of your family.At 75 years old - it took me awhile to learn the secrets of representing MYSELF, but i have never been more successful and happy!

(It doesn’t matter whether the loss is deductible on your tax return.)You, your spouse, a co-owner of the home, or anyone else for whom the home was his or her residence: Died;Became divorced or legally separated;Gave birth to two or more children from the same pregnancy;Became eligible for unemployment compensation;Became unable, because of a change in employment status, to pay basic living expenses for the household (including expenses for food, clothing, housing, medication, transportation, taxes, court-ordered payments, and expenses reasonably necessary for making an income).Ta-da Compliements of the IRS website.

When it comes to adding common-sense stuff like "no parking on lawn", "don't hang clothes from water pipes in unfinished basement" etc etc etc, your lease will soon become a book.

Hi johann,Providing free laundry room facilities is a great perk if you cannot house machines in the individual units, so I hope you are building this cost into the rents.Lots of good suggestions here including posting of common courtesy rules such as cleaning lint trap after each use, not leaving clothes sit in washer or dryer, and locking door before leaving the facility.

Okay, here's a different thread for you to sink your teeth into.I had a tenant that overloaded two sets of closet shelves with clothes on hangers and they collapsed last month. 

It was very convenient, no need for laundry baskets full of dirty clothes in our closets.