We do an LLC with a JV as an Exhibit A.

Even though she may be exhibiting the teen brain mentality (common in ages 15 - 25), you'll hold her accountable, and you'll help her education. :-)When a tenant makes life easier for me, I'm inclined to be more flexible.

So I'm looking at a deal in my area and the agent hands me an exhibit with a bunch of HUD items on it.

(a) Eligible Mortgages(i) Each Investment Property Mortgage must comply with Section 4203.4 (ii) Each Investment Property Mortgage must be an Accept Mortgage, an A-minus Mortgage or a Manually Underwritten Mortgage with a minimum Indicator Score as set forth in Exhibit 25, Mortgages with Risk Class and/or Minimum Indicator Score Requirements (iii) Mortgages with temporary subsidy buydowns are not eligible for delivery as Investment Property Mortgages (iv) Freddie Mac will purchase Investment Property Mortgages made to Borrowers who own more than one financed Investment Property, provided that the Investment Property Mortgage being sold to Freddie Mac is: ■ An eligible fixed-rate, level-payment Mortgage, or ■ A 7/1 or 10/1 ARM, and ■ Not an A-minus Mortgage(b) Special underwriting requirements An Investment Property Mortgage delivered to Freddie Mac must meet the following special underwriting requirements: (i) For newly constructed homes that are purchase transactions, the Borrower may not be affiliated with or related to the builder, developer or property seller (ii) Each Borrower individually and all Borrowers collectively must not own and/or be obligated on (e.g., Notes, land contracts and/or any other debt or obligation) more than six 1- to 4-unit financed properties, including the subject property and the Borrower’s Primary Residence.

Two weeks later (LOI said we'd get a PSA in 5 days), the PSA we received is a generic cut/paste which is also severely lacking in terms and is quite literally missing all the exhibits/supplementary info such as engineering/soil tests, tenant/landlord lease, architectural map of the property, etc.

Ask any good real estate investor, there is tremendous value in a house that exhibits great curb appeal and displays an unadulterated architectural style. 

There's some other related stuff in other Chapters and exhibits (like the tandem overlay and Transit maps), that apply to some cases. 

More financialized economies exhibit somewhat less real volatility, but also lower growth, more tail risk,as well as tighter real-real and real-financial correlations.

It is not uncommon to have a "See Attached Exhibit A" for a legal description but Exhibit A gets lost in the process.

One of my pet peeves is sponsors hiding fees and splits in convoluted structures and in footnotes to exhibits—I’ve seen some pretty crazy and underhanded stuff.