I mean in my fundings  we are 180 days on average and these are professional flippers.. and I do 100 plus a year of them so I have a pretty good body of work to run averages on. 

Operating agreements can be large and important details can get buried within the body of the text.

In general, I think they want bodies.

Traps are so cheap... don't make them "handle" the little bodies. 

Advertise TODAY and make sure you advertise BELOW market rent,...just get some bodies in there ASAP.

I get it, "well if you have it you use it" or "well no body is going to hand you money" but, there's thousands of books out there on how or why you should use others money to gain freedom and profit, which quite a few of them are books produced by bigger pockets. 

At my age, my physical body is becoming more limited.

As it pertains to Shiloh's thread, they play a huge roll into how we react to conflict and uncertainty when markets turn or things don't go our way in general. 

I did manage to dig a bit deeper and found out that the municipality of Edmonton has an advisory body still active which offers a full suite of forms which have been legally reviewed by their own real estate lawyers and by the dispute resolution courts.

Also, if you know of any bodies of works (books etc...) that would education one on building regulation that home inspectors place violations on such as electrical, construction, etc..., I would love to get my knowledge enhanced on that as well.