Checking the minutes is a good start but the absence of issues ini the minutes does not mean there are no deferred maintenance issues.John CoreyI would guess that an outsider would not be permitted to inspect the common areas, except visually.

I guess that is a touchy subject.

Jon,I guess you have to consider what your time is worth.

They charged me 214.00 total.I guess Ill bend over for packet 8 now too, being their the only ones who can port the sunrocket number over, without having to change it.

Now I guess I could say "to make me feel better, I'm going to put down $1 earnest money" but the bottom line is that, legally, I don't have to put anything down as earnest money to make the contract valid and binding.

I guess I was "getting ready to get ready" like someone else said before.

I guess I just wanted to invite you in to the forums.

I guess I used a bad choice of words with the "quit your day job" deal.

If someone gets hurt on the property minutes after the f/c sale, guess who's responsible.

i guess the way i view land trust's is that it is an excellent benefit for person who wants to purchase, but can't right now in the traditional way.they get to work on strengthening their credit, plus they get the write offs. it would seem to make the chances better that they will perform with the eventual outright purchase, versus a straight lease option.i haven't done one yet, but i just closed on a deal where i am going to set one up. so, until i've actually set one up and than closed on the sale, i won't know for sure. jim