It can mean a couple sentences of goals, or a 50-page document.

Also, I just want to reiterate for the thousandth time on BP...Secret Book of Landlord Codes of Conduct Section 1, Paragraph 1, First Sentence....Don't rent to relatives or friends!

Be careful with using the word "guaranteed" and "return" in the same sentence when speaking with investors.

When a hard or private money lender uses words like, "This is standard for everyone," or starts a sentence with "A hard money lender will…" they are really only expressing what they do or believe.

The ability to speak in complete sentences.  

Anyways, I was not clear in my post as I don't try and win the most sentences in a post contest here.

We don't grade posts, but good sentence structure makes a good impression and will make your post better understood.

That last sentence is not complete, accurate, nor clear.The Deed of Trust is the instrument used to secure the loan on the property, the Trust Deed would be the conveyance.@ everyone else.

I never worried about the insurance that much since we did not have that much cash in it.. if we lost 10 to 30 k in a fire ( which never happened over a decade and over 100 of these so what.)your last sentence is where I have seen many many folks come to me to bail them out.. in very hot water.. some of them got turned into the AG.. not pretty.I would not do this thinking this is how you build long term holds. to me this is get into title value add sell make your dough pay the sellers mortgage off so they can go borrow again.. 

. :)Just to make sure this is not one of those situations where tone and intent of a comment is not lost in writing.That particular comment was a jab at some attorneys proclivity for being wordy, and not saying anything, sometimes in longwinded documents.The one sentence I quoted I will guess was unintentionally redundant.So not at all meant at as a "What the hell Bill are you a frigging lawyer now too???"