I'd have no problem signing one (although in return, I'd ask for first notification that you passed on the opportunity and a release respectively).Reputation is everything... if the GC cares at all about theirs, it's not likely they'll steal the project.

Inflation is a stealth tax that the voting public doesn't understand very well.

You can then record that option at the register of deeds,so no one can steal the deal as you promote it.

Many of them remain 'stealth' plans thus avoiding full disclosure to the wife, until after the recovery.

He probably did steal the tools, BUT you need to be aware that it's awfully easy to misplace stuff like that and then jump to conclusions... especially once suspicion/conflict has started to develop.

The bait goes on pins with the idea that the rat cannot steal the bait and hide it but will have to chew on it there and thus become poisoned. 

And from a management point of view remember that a trailer tenant can kick in the walls/door, steal the refrigerator and skip out in the middle of the night, whereas it is difficult and expensive for a lot tenant to move his/her trailer from your park.

Now in stealth mode for a new one that is investment centric and back to investing in real estate and working to help investors get the cash they need for their projects. 

My impression is that he's an adaptive operator who moves with stealth techniques, gathers intelligence on the situation of the mission, then resolves the matter with overwhelming tactical assets and firepower to complete the mission.

Legit sellers use this feature too; some people are legitimately worried that if they list an Xbox/TV/car/whatever for sale, and use their real email address, that a bad guy will Google the email address, figure out where they live, and go there to steal the item.One other thing I've heard of, just from people looking to rent an apartment in my local area: there is a species of Craigslist rental ads that has generic-sounding apartment ads (no address or pictures) for attractive rents.