3) Land contracts which puts onus on you on the real estate/utilities usage if there is a default payer?

(The term meetup has become generic to mean a meeting of like minded people, but it seemed to come into common usage with the increased popularity of the website Meetup.com)There are non-profit REIAs with Boards of Directors. 

And they changed the name from “flipping” to “wholesaling”, which of course is an incorrect usage of the term since a wholesaler actually takes ownership of goods and then resells those goods to retailers.  

concepts of a contract; offer vs acceptance vs consideration, what's an unenforceable contract and whyconcepts of banking & lending; a note vs a mortgagecondos and the dreaded HOA, what effect can they have on the buyercity planning and the zoning system; permits, usage (residential, multiple units, commercial, mixed use)Notice - - not one is a HOW TO or some trick to get a "good deal". 

It's $11, I save on the water usage, and my residents save on the hot water usage(I don't recommend going down to 1.5 gpm- that low, and you'll get complaints.)

I also gave them $100 to cover the 2 days past the 15th that we were there and any power usage that we could have used while moving out like the AC running, lights on ext.

Failure to do so could result in legal liability for any injuries or damages sustained by common usage of that easement.

I'm sure the savvy investor can do many things and takes into account the rates of return far more than average "Joe"--but even then, if you're 'savvy', I would think you would want to maximize your profits (which the Money Merge would do over a calculator) and you also have more important things to do with your time (time is money and a calculator usage is money lost for most).

Many lawsuits have been fought and won over someone using someone else' trademark inappropriately.

Maybe they would be more "aware" of their heating and cooling usage if they were paying it?