Thanks for the memories and looking forward to many more. :) 

“Quiet Bungalow 2 miles from Jackson Memorial Hospital!”).

Tenant shows up at landlord's memorial service and criticizes the family of the deceased.

If they want the place, tell him you'll sell your contract to them, but you'll only take money, not memories for your work.

Things have changed in the past couple years and we typically stay smaller nowadays, but I have a ton of memories at these parties growing up!

@Jessica Beard Here a diagram to help you on this quest for answers:

Now it seems as though this is an option, but is it one you memorialize in your leases or is this just verbal?

He's used an array of techniques so I think it would be worth your while to contact him directly because if memory serves me correct, he has upwards of eight or nine different methods of purchasing without requiring a massive down payment.I'd also suggest you go Pro with Bigger Pockets because you're going to find a lot more resources contained in the site including information about what you're looking to do.Of course, you could always looking to wholesaling.

I want to be able to make memories with them and I believe real estate can make that happen more than anything else.

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