Hello all, my name is Michale and yes its spelled that way.

Who is responsible for repairs will be spelled out in the lease option, but usually its the tennant's responsibility.Regardless, this doesn't seem like a good deal to me.  

Then when I tried to edit, it wouldn't tag like it usually does (after only four characters), and, oops, spelled his name wrong in the end. 

nope just do a simple LLC agreement with both of you as managing members or you manage him member and spell out the business arrangement in the operating agreement that is simple no need for PPM if its just you and one investor you know.  

You can also read the fine print on the back of a bundle of shingles and it will spell everything out.Roofing, like laying tile or painting can be mind numbingly BORING, at least as far as the FIELD WORK goes.

The ground lease will usually spell out site improvements the tenant wants and connections.Best thing usually is to connect with a local commercial attorney familiar with development to get your questions answered.You try to limit up front costs but even then you can spend tens of thousands on some deals that do not work.  

Not to correct your spelling, but I'm sure that Curt Davis (not Curt David) would want to know about your success!

Search the city of Cleveland's website Waste Collection and Disposal Department & you'll see that everything is very clearly spelled out. 

Cavs Pacers just started tho, so I can't continue to play who is smarter with you right now.Somebody tag me when Tom starts trolling the threads looking for spelling errors

@Jorge De Jesus You have been provided excellent, real-world advice by @Dave ChapaLike @Bill Spell I am interested in knowing more about the deal specifics (you don't have to give the address or anything like that)