For any contract a key element is consideration, there are two issues that apply in holding one to the terms of a contract, those that say give $5 as consideration are only looking at issues at law, but there are equally issues of equity, is the consideration sufficient for the rights extended or in the scope of the dealings anticipated is the considerartion apporopriate, given the risks and rewards afforded under the contract, this is where the $5 down folks fail in giving sufficient consideration.2.

You can't sign a lease with them until you own it, so I would make that part of the closing package.

I got my financial package in the mail and it wants to put me $47,000 in debt!

Form, means is it in proper form, the basic elements to a contract.

Therefore , the way you'll want to do it is to purchase a turnkey "package" where you have a competent full-time professional property company in place.

What element of the sale is the other side claiming that supports their void claim?

When my reenlistment package ran into issues and I EAS'ed in 2009, I missed on deployment money and a tax free reenlistment bonus of 20k or so that would have been a good start for investments.The house that we want has been on the market for going on three years.

I think this gives me an idea of what the land/home package could sell for.

The agent said to put in 10% EMD but "don't send it to an escrow, just write up a check, make a photocopy of it in the package" and send it in.

If I happen to pull the trigger on a MHP I'm looking at, I will get the Landlord package of Buildium for myself. $15 a month seems reasonable for what it provides.