.—(1) The tenant shall not unreasonably withhold consent to the landlord to enter the dwelling unit from time to time in order to inspect the premises; make necessary or agreed repairs, decorations, alterations, or improvements; supply agreed services; or exhibit the dwelling unit to prospective or actual purchasers, mortgagees, tenants, workers, or contractors.(2) The landlord may enter the dwelling unit at any time for the protection or preservation of the premises.

Is the book version more of a “freemium” version, where you get the basics but the online version is better, or are they they the same and you’re just paying for a digital copy?

I'm a realtor and general handyman in San Antonio seeking a full-time commitment to work alongside - and add value to - a real estate investor or firm who has exhibited a fair amount of success with house flipping and/or operating rental property in the San Antonio metropolitan area.Expected DutiesDaily MLS search to maintain a pipeline of new and upcoming projects.Attending Real Estate Owned/Foreclosure auctions as an agent for the employer.Financial underwriting and rehab estimation.Brokering the purchase of deals.Filing construction permits with Bexar County and the City of San Antonio.Contractor scheduling and management for property rehab/rebuilding projects.Listing and marketing of property for rent, seller-financing, or cash sale.Qualifying tenants and facilitate their moving in and out.Maintaining and improving rental properties in accordance with company objectives.Personal maintenance and handywork of Rentals.

However, if you prepare and sign an affidavit of interest prepared in recordable form that can be recorded, with or without the contract as an exhibit. 

They are also big on addendums, exhibits and disclosures.Most all can be found googling WA NWMLS Form ... 

But thanks to the link for the freemium version. 

“We appreciate the collaboration exhibited by our public and private partners to make this a reality.”

Phase #5 – SellAt this point, the property exhibits completed updates, increased revenues, and appreciation.

For example, any custodian, janitor, employee or agent of the owner or manager of a residential building who exhibits a residential unit therein to prospective tenants, accepts applications for leases and furnishes such prospective tenants with information relative to the rental of such unit, terms and conditions of leases required by the owner or manager, and similar information, is exempt."

What I don’t like is the use of the following sales/marketing tools used1-  overly complicated product designed so that consumer would need a graduate degree in finance to do proper evaluation2- incomplete and bias analysis of product by sales person3 - sales person disguising themselves as financial advisor4- creating a catchy name for an insurance product that has nothing to do with what the product does or how it worksI’m always amused by the almost violent reaction proponents of these products exhibit when someone questions, or sheds light on the value of the product or on the ethics of the industry.