I originally planned on renting because its a little premature but this seems like it has some potential to be my office space and rent the rest.So far i have only extensive single family experience (50+ homes) so this is similar but completely new to me. 

All these uses are not expressly prohibited by the contract (I'll bet they are, but suspend disbelief for now), but all those uses will generate premature wear and heightened expenses and/or limited use of their asset in the future. 

I started wondering how my wife or someone else would figure out my investments in the event I die prematurely.

It seems that a lot of the advice has been to run from this and in my opinion, that is premature without the balance of the info.

In my opinion, it is premature to get an attorney involved because you do not want to spend a dime until you have an executed purchase agreement.

Is that something too premature for most people to do considering I am 52 y/o, too young to retire?

anything less leads to shingle cooking and premature roof replacements.

I think it's a little premature to post the article.

Treasury – and hyperinflation.As former president Bill Clinton once prematurely said, the era of big government is over.

Here are the new ones:- He has never stepped in gum- People are still laughing at his jokes he told in 1997.- He grows hair as he gets older.and my favorite from today (and should be Bryan's too since he is from TX) - He has been granted permission to Mess with Texas!