In my county in NC it's pretty broad who can do this (the exact wording on the form states 'agent of the plaintiff').

Please review and comment regarding the impact of this broad interpretation of the law. ?

I want to know that if I'm working on this deal, my efforts won't go to waste by having the deal ripped out from under me.Standard Real Estate ContractPros: legal and binding contract, clearly defined consequences for breach of contract, and the best way to secure your interest in the deal is with a standard contract (if you end up in court or mediation, you will have a more solid position if you have a signed contract as opposed to just an option.)Cons: time consuming to review with sellers (especially unexperienced sellers that don't have any knowledge in real estate contracts), can be overwhelming to some sellers, and some sellers won't sign a "contract" without their attorney getting involved (most of these sellers, though, will sign an option agreement if it's explained to them as a "marketing agreement".)

And you get a pat or two with it also.But when the tenant ISNT home and the dog is 'defending' his territory,,,or thinks he is,,,or defines his own property.

Definately A if I were to use financing because I can get a HELOC by living in the house during fixup time and only pay about 5% currently.Otherwise E because I could do more deals and build the nestegg by charging the partner a percentage of the profit for the deals until I have enough that I can cash finance everything on my own.

Define high electric bills.

Here is the broad (numbers) overview.The property is waterfront and its ARV is 180,000.

In his new book, "Conspiracy of the Rich", Kiyosaki talks about us as a country breaking away from the gold standard and how that made our money funny money.I am definately no expert on that but would love to see what others think about it.

This is a very broad subject.

We definately get our money's worth every month.