The “contract” we bought was hand written on a yellow pad piece of paper and signed by both parties.

You subscribe to the "I'm selling paper so I am outside the scope of the statutory framework" theory.

Paper is only as good as the signatory.

Lastly, my 2 cents, most of what i have seen on MLS in places like hudson, solon, or chagrin falls that is zoned MF certainly didn't make a ton of sense on paper to me. 

If we got back and forth 4 or 5 times on price that can become a lot of paper work and signatures to get.

I just know that I am quietly stacking paper ever month and I am good with that. 

and why i don't agree with those that say a personal home is  a liability.. those liabilities have made me more than 2 mil in tax free gains since i bought my first house in Milpitas in 1978.. for 81k.. and it was new construction Shapell home which bay area folks know they build a nice home.but I like many others have my frugal peccadilloes  i was tearing paper towels in half before they finally got smart and perforated them that way..

This may look good on paper projections, but I'd say it is very high risk.

Thank you but No Thank you , Il get a pencil and paper out if needed ,,, Originally posted by @Jon Crosby:Hey @Bob Huggins, you might want to consider moving over to Evolve Vacation as those are all the platforms they are integrated with and have their own reporting platform and owner/manager portal.   

This individual was incarcerated and either paroled  and is not on paper or he was paroled and has a probation officer.