One thing that caught my attention, however, was the line:RESIDENT may not change locks without providing a key to OWNER/Agent.I wonder if this might invite a range of challenges and involve unnecessarily surrendering some crucial control of your property.

Now with a house almost paid off and the ability to ingest YouTube videos as well as blogs, I've decided this is the time to learn all I can and move into real estate.

People are able to live healthy lives inside homes that have lead paint, as long as the lead is not in the air to be breathed, lead is not ingested and paint is properly sealed without hazardous risk.

I know when I was helping with my grandfathers business years ago, there were PLENTY of people doing it the shady way.. un-necessarily so, because there are plently of people who dont care WHAT you make off of their house, they just want out.

-GeoffMake sure there is adequate weatherstripping in doors, insulation in attic so that tenants don't get stuck with high high utility bills unnecessarily.

The key point is that sandwith lease options are unnecessarily risky.

That coverage is ridiculous when buying at distressed prices, such as $45K, and the premiums will just kill your cash flow unnecessarily.

If they oversize it you will pay more unnecessarily.

It is wise to include in the compromis de vente to define the period within which the notarial deed in which the contract is officially set to be signed, otherwise the procurement process unnecessarily long.

More importantly, if the inspector brings up something that I think may be confusing to the buyer (and that I think might freak the buyer out unnecessarily), I can ask leading questions right then and there to get the inspector to clarify and make the buyer feel more comfortable.- Here's a BIG ONE: Within 48 hours of the contract, we call the closing attorney and get the closing put on the calendar.