@James WesleyAnother way to phrase your question would be:What’s my yield on cost?

I found a phrase in the contract that said Section 8 has to inform the landlord of any major change and told them to go ahead and sue me.  

I usually use the phrasing 'Thank you for your interest in our apartment at adress xxx.

Hi all, I've done 2 flips so far, and I have a question which might be related with law-side about doing business with handymans.I recently finished one flip with my handyman and he delayed kind of every time for each phrase even though he said I will do this by this day, that day by calling..., so I feel like I should've put a term for clear deadline in a contract.

It is a marketing phrase and does not apply in the real world.

You still use the same long-term lease, follow the same long-term laws, advertise on the same long-term websites.I really hope the phrase dies an ugly death in 2023.

To connect emotionally with your audience, Google the phrase "marketing empathy map."

Potential NEW Legal Ramifications of Wholesaling) I posted about ORC statutory changes, specifically removal of the phrase 'an interest in' from ORC broker exemptions... which resulted from a court of appeals decision. 

I love this phrase This is why Buffett famously said that investors should be “fearful when others are greedy, and greedy when others are fearful.”https://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/012116/warre...

We use the phrase: "context of the property" to help guide our approval process.