The next concerns are whether they may be likely to inflict harm on others or the property.Some questions to ask the pet owner to make an informed decision:how long has the tenant had the pet?

Originally posted by @Rick Harmon: Bill Gulley, what's your take on the following: Note promoter buys note with another person's money.

Originally posted by Rick Harmon: Personally, I learned to establish some healthy boundaries in this area and I don't share the really good ideas with just anybody, in part because I had to expend time, money and energy to learn, and because I've learned the hard way that people don't appreciate information unless they are in the right environment and have invested something into it.I really agree with Rick's last paragraph.

@Rick Harmon, you are absolutely correct, though I didn't get the sense that that's what was happening on this particular thread.

@Rick Harmon.

@Rick Harmon  , thanks!

I agree fully with Rick Harmon.

To harmonize with Jon's comments, you do really need to take a look at what you buying first.

.: @Rick Harmon Is this a 13100 affidavit situation?

@Rick Harmon is correct.The trust does not work when real problems come up.