I talked to one of my ex co-workers and they stated that it took him a month to just acknowledge him.3.

Use these to summarize the lease terms and have the tenants sign acknowledging they are the correct terms.

I also do contracts with a witness, I give disclosures and take time to explain every detail and have them acknowledge their understanding publicly, not just to me.

He acknowledged that they contributed to the last bubble and they will contribute again.This is why I stick with the numbers that work and don't get caught by "what everyone else is doing"...guess we'll see how it plays out.

To be honest, I would watch out for companies that haven't been around for more than 7 years because many of them close (due to lack of acknowledging new laws, or being sued)...and all clients, most of the time, get transferred to us, since we have employ a rare Level One PCI Compliance (money security).

How about an acknowledgement statement by the seller so that you can be sure that they know 100% what they are doing.

Lemme' put this into my spreadsheet... 5 unit buildingStanding water in the basement Significant market time to the public on the MLSDeclining neighborhood Purchase price $85kInsufficient reserves for a 25% down paymentNo REI experienceNo stated value add opportunitySpreadsheet says: "Divide by zero error"I'm the first one to acknowledge every person's market, strategy, and definition of success is different, but man ... this just sounds like a terrible, terrible introduction to REI.  

But it took an example of which you would have been a victim to get that acknowledgement.

He said the discount was a deal that him and the former property manager had worked out, and that the former property manager had promised to fix it, but in the meantime to just pay $500.Since this is obviously not the tenants fault, I made probably my first mistake and acknowledging he could pay $500 until it was fixed (which I am making a priority as I fear the extension cords are fire hazard). 

Tenant Acknowledges they are responsible for providing insurance for their possessions or vehicles and owners insurance will not cover tenants possessions or vehicles.