If it appears reasonable they will let if fly, if not, they can tag the client, maybe you too.A person in a nursing home will generally have thier capacity to contract questioned, if not up front, after the fact, so I suggest having the contract notarized by the nursing home staff, while not required normally, it certainly bars them from making any claim and will only aid in any other claims.

I've pinched myself a bunch of times since yesterday...it feels good to put a plan into place and execute it.Ned - Rich and I have already started second guessing the sale lol.

Very well put together, Thank you BP staff.

My past experience ranges from being a budget analyst for NASA for several years to owning a small fitness center to being an Executive Admin for a big wig at a large oil and gas company.

I am a former property preservation executive turned real estate flipper and investor.  

Go find a property that is already generating profit for you, or that has a clear option that you feel comfortable executing to add value.

I like the idea of trying to double the number of doors every year but I haven't executed on that yet. 

Whenever anyone threatens one of my staff, by phone or in the office, our policy is to terminate the conversation, hang up or throw them out of the office, and call the POPO to file a complaint. 

If someone is trying to force the numbers in the analysis, executing on shallow assumptions, or not do due diligence in building one's "Team", problems may arise more frequently.  

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