It wasn’t from one of the guys routinely drug through the paper and court (another reason to be a little cautious).  

For me, I probably looked at a couple dozen on paper, toured about ten, analyzed six or eight and made offers on two.  

I don’t think either parties have much of a paper trail for payments to the yard guy.

Probably one of the best ways to get someone's attention ix by showing them their benefits on paper and convincing that their investing with you is so much better than the Bank. 

My partner in the building and I were a very good match on paper. 

This means that potentially, with the right portfolio of rentals, you can make $200k a year flipping a few houses and not pay any tax on it if your rentals are generating enough on-paper losses. 

I would rather have a 10 or 15 year bot with a 30 year amortization with a balance paid at the end of that note.  3 to 5 years always comes too quick.There's something about looking at their advantage on paper works.

You might look into some of the e-signature software that is out there so you can get rid of all the paper cluttering up your life!

The paper losses generated from the new deals have nearly wiped out my tax exposure without having to 1031.If someone is willing to pay you a price for your property that you yourself wouldn't pay it may be time to sell.All the best!

It might have caught something like this.Verbal representations are worth the paper they're written on.