Yes, it was discussed beforehand that he would come back in the event of any issues, but I didnt know if it was something that I should get in writing, and, if so, if there was any specific language that I should use....

Where I invest, we have the University Of Georgia so good luck finding those deals here.

I've been told that qualified plans are discounted. 40% was the number I was given, don't know if that's universal.

There may seem like a lot of superfluous language in there, but there are reasons for it.

I graduated from Bucknell University a couple of years ago now with a major in Business Management, and have since been working in client services (and now sales) for a market research agency.

I'm originally from Schenectady, NY; I graduated from Temple University in Philadelphia 2 years ago and now live in Brooklyn, NY.

Assuming the "move on and learn" goes without saying, here's my two cents:I have a "holding deposit" form which takes money and calls it a "holding deposit" and also has clear language on what that deposit will become once lease is signed. (1st month's rent).

I'm new to the RE biz and just bought a triplex in University City.

Are there any examples of ads on BP that I could build upon, to make sure I am talking the same language and model a deal that is to the benfit of both parties?

My name is Jon and I am a recent business management graduate from the University of WI-Whitewater.