One phrase for you to say over and over to yourself "KNOW your target investor".

Your rules are sort of OK - the reason I say "sort of" is that I would phrase everything as "Tenant agrees to _______" and then fill in the blank with the concept you are trying to express.

But in my corner of Sacramento, the immediate trend is sideways.

He probably has a few connections he trusts... and he should be able to vouch for you as a customer (yearly work, total scope, pay on time, etc).Of course that also tells him you're looking past him for when he kicks the can so you'll have to figure out how to phrase that...

The definition of value is what a seller sells for and a buyer buys for in an open market in a non arms length transaction. ...I believe a correction is needed for the words in BOLD; try using the phrase "true arm's-length transaction" instead.

I think that virtual investing or long-distance investing has become the new trendy thing to do, but Brian H. is right.For your first deal, I would advise against it.

Google that phrase for details.

As the buyer, the one thing that would concern me is the way that phrase is worded - "title, survey & inspections"....

Section 14 (Occupants) says "the number of occupants is limited to two adults and two (2) children" ... the "two" is even highlighted in yellow.Isn't this a discriminatory phrase??

Today's learning is the phrase "Holy Cowpatties"!!!