Hello again BP, i had just read the post "How I Decide What I Buy" and i came across a very interesting sentences stating "mismanaged properties with vacant units which need remodeled and re-rented can not possibly make money on day one.

And I'd probably make it about asking them if everything is working okay and drop in a sentence reminding them how to take care of the septic so it doesn't back sewage up into the house.As long as you have reserves in the unlikely event you have to dig up the field or address any sewage backups, and make sure they can't drive or park on it, etc., it's not that horrible of a thing to deal with. 

It's easier if you memorize a sentence and don't explain or defend.  

Just use the broken record technique - just keep repeating that same sentence every time she starts in again. 

I am not an attorney, I do not claim anything after this sentence to be legal advice in any capacity.

A picture and a sentence or two of instructions is sufficient.

LOL Throwing around sentences like this:"The current possessor is entitled to rely on when his or her predecessor in interest, commenced possession of the property."  ...which has nothing to do with the original post, which is what we were discussing - or the guy who says he finds abandoned properties and rents them out all the time, to whom I said what he is doing is illegal.....then followed, finally, by the point:"Although in a case like the one discussed in this thread, a non owner renting an abandoned property, it is the one doing the renting who has and who maintains the primary occupancy/possessory interest."

Thanks so much for your help– Bob, ManagerIn this memo, my hook is in the last sentence, which I’m sure you can pick out! 

To wrap up 10 years in a few sentences, I learned the most when the market turned.

They have this guy the Cowboy Closer who is so un-inspiring as a guest, can't even get a sentence out about investing other than he was a truck driver.