Why would your highlighted cell be the yellow one with "eating out"?

Interesting situation that Ill report back what the actual process was for me at some future date, however the highlights are 1) just bought the building 15 days ago 2) inherited tennant that was previously evicted within 6 months (and I negotiated a big discount from the seller because of this guys past "lack of performance"), 3) poorly written lease, almost zero right to landlord 4) excuses about rent payment started on the 1st when rent was due - had to wait till the grace period was over to actually post 10 day notice.... then 6) was planning to negotiate "cash for keys" in person yesterday (why does this crap ALWAYS happen on a weekend?) 

We want our investors to make educated decisions to the extent that we make you sign disclosures prior to being part of our network highlighting key points about investing like performing your own due diligence, title, as is, etc.  

She will highlight these leads, and then have to search for their phone number/contact info.

I don't think you should hide the fact you're the owner, but I don't think you need to highlight it either. 

I have the Selling Agent Instruction Sheet, which is confusing because it discusses highest and best at the beginning (highlighted in yellow) making one think they're IN their highest and best period, but at the end of the document it mentions counter offers and requests for highest and best, which makes me think their NOT in their highest and best period... or are they ALWAYS in their highest and best period?

I like to think that an inspector main job is to find defects AND highlight the ones that matters.  

Here's the Louisiana Landlord - Tenant HandbookPrint it, read it, highlight it, and know it. 

He is highlighting the importance of developing your real estate IQ.

We had a very productive meeting on Friday and have decided to move fast on this project:Some highlights of the discussion at this meeting which was also attended by our contractor Frank and Jeaun Walters who will be helping us with the funding.We will not be splitting the lot and the project will be the entire 5 acres of land.We will hire an architect to redo the layout and make it a true 4 bedroom house.We will also redesign the front of the house.We will also hire a lawyer to speak directly with the bank's lawyer to get the negotiations moving fast.The cost of this project will be about $600,000We will need to raise 15% or about $90,000, rest will be financed.We will get a rendering done of the finished house and put a giant board outside the property and start marketing the property as soon as we acquire the title.The construction will take about 120 days.The final product will have a "farm look" which is the latest trend in Central Ohio.We will need to replace the old siding.Build porches to enter the building.Construct an entrance feature off the main road.Install a 1,000 Ft driveway.The minimum sale price is expected to be $829,500 and the highest could be $1,009,000.