Here is a summary of the Section: - Developing a set of house rules is a good practice - The decision about whether to develop house rules for a property rests with the owner- House rules need to be listed in the lease (addenda or otherwise)- House rules must not be discriminatory ("create a disparate impact") per federally protected classesAs pointed out, some tenants may find the concept and term curfew derogatory.

I have been practicing my analysis of potential properties but I'm not confident in the accuracy of my numbers because I can't find any hard data on these items.

Trying buy at auction expecting to get financing is not a practical idea. you need to know that you have reliable funds lined up in time to settle.

I'm certainly not diagnosing since I'm not a doctor, but thought this could help someone else.https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/in-practice/2...Best of luck!

As a GC myself I find there is a HUGE dichotomy on what your read as best/fair practices from the perspective of Contractors and RE investors.  

Therefore many attorneys don't understand assignments; simultaneous closings; land contracts; structuring owner financing; or purchasing subject to.  

I've been using a 50mm to shoot the inside of my current abode for practice, it works alright in my experience. 

I can navigate these things in your favor.One of my talents is contract mastery which comes from that has come from my background and experience in Oil & Gas.To get comfortable with the contracts your mentors teach you to practice writing and presenting contracts.

But how does this actually play out in practice?

Anybody been through the practical application of the law in a situation like this?