--Here I am looking at their body language and to see how confident and knowledgeable they are about taking on the job.

I've called a few places and some people at the offices look at me like i'm speaking another language.

The language in my contract protects me in a number of ways.

The best language to use with the 7 figure boys is to show them facts, profits and a deal that makes sense!

This particular situation depends on the language of the inspection clause....either you have to show there is a major defect, or as is more common, like most standard Realtor As Is contracts, you may cancel for any, or no, reason at all during the inspection period.

The HOA is unlikely going to have anything to do with the treatment since it is within the property, unless the language of the HOA agreement states otherwise.

I currently practice as a speech-language pathologist in a SNF.

I would include clear language in the lease that states their responsibility for the lawn & snow.

It will cashflow.What I'm not sure of is what kind of language to use on the contract.

Either they are listing too high since they dont know the market, or they do not know how to properly speak the appraisers language.