I just don't like the original acronym spelling "stupid".Just my two pesos.Big Henry

If you're partnering with someone, spell everything out in writing.

Great source of info here.On a different note, all my years I have had people spell my name Erin, Aron, Arron.. like yours... but I have never know anyone who actually spells it with two R's.

You spelled it out perfectly, thanks.

On the passive deal I'm looking at, it has a lot of rehab, so there likely won't be much of a return the first 8-12 months, and this is clearly spelled out in the PPM.

@Matt DevincenzoI was working in Dallas in August 2011 - I'll take -45F over 112F any day.What amount of insulation is wrapped on this ductwork to prevent it from heating up during a prolonged spell of 90+F temperatures (where it could easily be 120F in the attic space)?

I apologize for spelling the word wrong.The structure of this deal, should I decide to do it, is the next part of my question.

Apparently, his bank account was frozen by our good friends in the IRS.We also hold back a significant amount (after job completion) for 90 days, run a search at the GC expense & ensure clean title etc.It's all spelled out up-front in the contract, no agreement no deal.

if you can find a web domain where you can get both "double L (something)" all spelled out AND "LL (something)" using initials, that would be ideal... you could point both domains at the same site and wouldn't have confusion about the spelling or issues with someone using the other version of the name.

For example, the declaration should spell out if an annual financial audit is required.