It also means that its on the cutting edge and we are invested in ensuring that texting is here for the long haul since it has skin in the game.The subscriptions are all inclusive with the determining factor being how many people you'd like to add to the system.That means unlimited texting, unlimited calling & minutes, unlimited users, follow ups etc.

You gotta realize, with investors, they see the long haul-- a house can make them a lot of money, so paying the wholesaler for a good deal is 100% worth it IMO.

We are looking for the best way to hold our properties for the long haul - the safest way as far as asset protection. 

We did not specify regarding trampoline in the contract, however we have clause "House furniture, cloth furniture and children’s toys are not permitted to be left out on a porch or in a yard at the end of a day."

I am also toying with the idea of small industrial deals (with the help of someone who is in this space), but I personally do not have any experience in it. 

They had previously moved across the country (he was active duty military) and rented a house sight unseen, showing up with all their possessions in a U-Haul only to be met at the door by the actual tenant. 

(Monopoly style: meaning- do you want to buy small first, grow, learn, add value and capital to your net worth: then sell and buy your eventual investments to keep for the long haul?) 

Additional steps for protection you can take are: 1. require disclaimer for the pool use - it is your obligation to oversee + ID2. pool signs for depth 3. paint depth on decking + more signs than you think are necessary 4. signs on fence & on the listings for no diving + no life guard  on duty5. signs that the pool throw ring is NOT a toy Basically anticipate the worst and it will mitigate a lot (not all) of the crazy things people could do. 

I certainly wouldn't haul a boat down from Indiana unless I was staying at least a week. 

Here are some great books-Getting to Yes- Robert Fisher, William UryTrump Style Negotiation- George RossNegotiate This- Herb CohenPower Negotiation- Robert Dawson