If you are requiring equity to be income producing then how do you distinguish equity that is your money into the property vs  equity that is a gain through appreciation? 

Dogs have good sense of smell, so if properly trained and if this is something distinguishable by smell, then that might not be as great a scam.

will help distinguish you from everyone else that is saying the same things.

I have found it is easier than I thought to distinguish the action takers from the bench warmers.

I haven't gotten to tear through this entire site, but thus far it certainly seems to have a wealth of potentially interesting topics and participants (those that follow the rules and aren't banned, which seems to be a disturbingly high percentage of the posts I've seen thus far - is it that hard to not turn a post into an advertisement for oneself?!).

Hi,I've heard a lot of closing terms that are quite confusing to distinguish.

In this instance, there is no 7-day grace and the landlord can still require the tenant to vacate after 15-days even if they pay their arrears.In either case, if the Notice is not rescinded and the tenant has not vacated by the 15th day, the landlord can call the sheriff to escort the tenant from the property.Within Canada, we have one of the more "neutral" eviction processes, there are other provinces where - either due to regulations or backlog - it is a long arduous process to rid oneself of a bad tenant ... the perfect breeding ground for professional tenants.

What do you use to better distinguish yourself and your offer when other competing with other offers?

Current events: I have the opportunity to work with the owner/seller of 160+ acres. Deal Characteristics: Oil producing70 Acres currently rented by farmerMature timber (veneer stock)Sits at along riverBumps up against...

Can you help me distinguish the two more clearly?