If you have to tweak a definition to make your case, you have a weak case.Now for your question and I have lots of years of experience and have made 8 digit with RE….

Ad hominems make for a weak response.

@Nicholas Lioi each location has certain strengths and weaknesses.

I paid for v4.x, in installments, and it was so weak I canceld leaving 2 of 3 payments on the table.I've been a user of propstream.com for quite a few years. 

I think there's weak assumption here as thing is more complicated than that. 

Even pointed out several weaknesses (the pitch of the exhaust etc…) in the original installation that the other tech should have caught.

Seems like to me that everyone wants something for nothing nowadays and nobody is willing to put in the work or to pay the margin for someone else that is willing to do the work...Folks want to "own a monkey", play with the monkey, but not "carry the monkey" or clean it's S#@% when it does one heheI guess next time I go to McDonalds, I'll ask them for organic burger buns or where I can find them, I'll bring my own meat paddy and potatoes, get them to make a Big Mac meal for me and maybe I throw some change their way hahaHow about those analogies above... lolHave a great weekend guys and much success with your investing 🙏 I blame Napster, we have created a weak entitled society.

Assignees who come in late and insist on closing with "my title company" sometimes get their way when the wholesaler is weak and inexperienced... but they should also expect to pay for all of the work undertaken, and all expenses incurred, by the first title company.

For instance, yesterday, weak economic data in Europe put downward pressure on rates globally and perceived dovish comments from Federal Reserve speakers allowed bonds to hold the gains.

Nobody can comment on what's equitable without knowing each partner's strengths & weaknesses and the specifics of the property being purchased but here's what I picked up on immediately: Why not form an LLC and have a partnership agreement?