Also, I want to quickly call out that this is my 2,000th forum post It's been a wild ride and I've learned so much from this community.

This is to avoid the two parties have wildly different expectations of the actions each is responsible for, on what timeline certain events will happen, and when they are likely to be paid back.

I can only imagine that for someone in the original poster's position that such an investment (private equity with a 25 percent return) would be wildly inappropriate. 

It is basically the wild west. 

Otherwise, everyone is taking a wild guess and I would not invest based on such loose information.

I am taking a wild guess that your best route will be to steer away from the big-time investors and look for individuals with less experience where you do every detail from start to sale of each home.

Our lease clearly states “can not acquire additional animals, even after pets expire” and also “feeding wild animals is strictly prohibited” which she continues to do.

One day, while looking at the hundredth marble top and faucet headed for the dumpster, I had a wild thought that someone might give a few dollars for this.  

Many policies do have exclusions for "dog bite", and many times the exclusion can be even broader (pertaining to any domesticated or wild animal). 

Many policies do have exclusions for "dog bite", and many times the exclusion can be even broader (pertaining to any domesticated or wild animal).