Im in the neck of the woods as well so hit me up anytime.

I have seen so many claims over the years I won't create a running list but they all boil down to personal injury or property damage caused by the use of your property.

It seems like a pleasant dream, but if price should happen to fall, you'll like find the affordability index dropping even faster.Housing in my neck of the woods is ALWAYS in short supply.

We'd be so pleased to receive any help and guidance as we navigate forward and would be very interested in information on any meetups in our neck of the woods.Whew...I'm so relieved I finally decided to come out of hiding!

This still seems to be a little one sided, I am sticking my neck out for $6500 and my time, which I am confident I will get compensated for, but the partner will not only get a potential profit, but the commission from the sale.

Liability & Insurance- Renters insurance is to solely cover loss or damage to the tenants belongings, so to name Landlord as additional interest on policy is not clear to me nor should it be required, as the lease agreement states Landlord will not be held liable for any damage to tenant property or injury to tenants, family, guest or employees while on the premises.

Ice is treacherous and if a slip occurs and causes injury...well you know where I am going with this.

At least that is how it is in my neck of the woods!

Itried to search RSI and only got a repetative strain injury. :!)

I just had a call with @Greg Martin today, who I believe was out spending some time in your neck of the woods recently.Lots of luck to you and we'll see you around.