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@Ahmed Farah I would get estoppel certificates signed by the tenant stating how much they pay, what the lease terms are, etc.

Read all the documents so you know and understand what you are signing. 

A buyer that lived in the apartment complex down the street saw our yard sign and approached us with an offer right away.

Some forms have enough room to spell out the terms.Then a lawyer will draw up the promissory note that both parties will sign at closing.

I would sign up for that return all day long. 

A sign in the yard also helps generate calls in Bridgeport.Good luck!

I am in the process of buying a commercial property with one agent (with a signed Buyer Representation Contract), and am also ready to engage in purchasing a second property--closing within a month of each other. 

Every city is reporting signs of slow down - longer DOM, seller reducing prices, etc.  

I also called the dish company and they said that they would not install the dish unless they had a signed form that says that the owner of the house approves the installation.