Uh oh... didn't realize I sent you an "x" by accident.

Had to switch from Nationwide to Liberty Mutual because my wife got in a minor car accident and our auto insurance rates went up too high with Nationwide.

Your Buyer has liability for accidents on the property from the moment you sell it to him.

Well, at any moment another driver can come crashing through a light and cause a major accident.

I was there by accident.

I'm a native Nashvillian - Commercial RE Broker, just picked up a nice little buy/hold residential property via MLS (by accident, really) - looking at more off market opportunities via networking & cold/warm calls.

.- We are not responsible or liable for any accidents, injuries, or illness that occur while on the premises.- We are not responsible for the loss of personal belongings or valuables during your stay or any items left behind after check-out.

Say something like, "I accidently came across this incredible site on real estate investing..." blah, blah, blah....k - now sending #1 ranking thoughts to Forbes Mag.

What happens if someone decides to leave the partnership or something unforseen happens to one of the partners (death, accident, illness)? 

But the problem is that if your intent changes once very quickly that could just be an accident.