In Mass you can avoid sprinklers by using 2015 IEBC chapter 14, a quick fire safety analysis of the building and exits. 

in Mass you can avoid sprinklers by using IEBC chapter 14, a fire safety analysis of the building. 

Hello,In chapter five of Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki, he briefly recounts how he made $40,000 with 5 hours of work by buying a "courthouse" property, listing it for less than market value, having the buyer sign a 10% promissory note, and then have the buyer assume all liability.Can someone explain to me what exactly he did, and whether it is legal anymore (especially in Idaho)?

Just starting to get my bearings and prepare myself for this exciting new chapter in life.

I can't read the text (hence audible) and am getting thrown off by a calculation made in Chapter 7 min 33:45(audible), Chapter 5 (hard copy)2000/300,000 = 1.5% BUT 2000/300,000 really = .0066667After re-listening to it, I just figured that he meant to say it the other way around: 300000/2000 = 1.5%It's in reference to the 2% rule if that helps you find it. 

If unsure how, lookup local chapters of MFH landlord associations, they are champions of this and may find data from them.

That chapter ended with me getting a 9-5 job as a property manger.

I was surprised there wasn't an entire chapter in the zoning code on how to convert a detached garage into a second dwelling almost anywhere in the city.

See if you market has a chapter of REIA (Real Estate Investors Association). 

I'm in Orlando and am on the board for CFRI, the local chapter of the National REIA.