I started hinting a couple of months ago that I will need to take legal measures if he doesn't get caught up and back to consistent payments.

This is the equivalent of me buying a tape measure and hammer and calling myself a contractor, and then charging ourlandishly low prices to build stuff.

I've talked to my agent about putting defensive measures into the Contract for Deed - such as enforcing the seller uses our payments to pay down their mortgage and letting us (the buyer) get notified from the bank if the seller misses a payment etc. 

The delta over asking price isn't a good measure. 

His advice will work for you if you have the correct measure of intelligence, experience, and willingness to work hard at it.I think a better option is to hire a property manager with the expertise and connections to handle it for you. 

Well, I don't know about your googled math, but I can tell you that the cash measures out to four stacks of a bit less than three feet each, and the bundle weighs a bit more than seventy pounds.

One important thing to keep in mind here is that this landowner doesn’t care about fancy return measurement metrics such as IRR or CAGR.

Gas station employees, mechanics, landscapers, and many others work in close proximity to petroleum products on a daily basis for decades and they don't experience health issues as long as they observe basic safety measures like washing their hands.

However, they can't measure the overall layout, the countertops, the view out the front window, the creepy neighbor with six dogs in the back yard, and many other subjective things.Use AI to measure a general market or community.

If that passes, Costa Hawkins will be repealed and Cities can decide on more stringent rent control.