SaraHi Sara, I have pulled out a short contract from a website, I almost ready to have my attorney look at it, is only 3 pages with an exhibit A that's the scope of work nothing crazy, I will share that with you when I'm done.Roque.  

(additional info: changing the stairs or getting new ones would be a massive undertaking)You might be able to get them to sign some sort of waiver, but then if anyone gets seriously hurt it likely won't save you.Some attorney will argue you willfully ignored a known safety issue, and as the "big bad landlord" you'll lose your shirt and then some.Plus, your post here will be Exhibit A and definitely won't win you any points with a judge!

Despite what two short guys on a television infomercial may have told them, or some Guy on a boat surrounded by bikini girls may have told them years ago.

Alongside this venture, I thrive as a Feature Producer for the esteemed sports show, Inside The NBA, bringing stories to life on television.

It's astounding, the closed-mindedness that people exhibit, especially on an "Innovative Strategies" forum, so it gets a little frustrating, but I'm sorry if I was rude or anything.

The guy was a television personality that knows how to sell.

I found after years of trial and error that it's best to have a separate Scope Of Work (SOW) that has every detail in it, and 'attach' it to the Contract as "Exhibit A' (for example).

Purchase price: $1,600,000 Cash invested: $1,600,000 Residential Home used for reality Television filming What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Perhaps also reach out to production companies who might want to use the home for music videos, commercials, television shows or movies.  

You and your wife should discuss your schedules about coming and going.As a kid, we were attacked by a neighbor who had exhibited increasingly erratic behavior over time after his wife died and happened to fixate on us after a random interaction.