So, just saying keep the door open, wide open.Look up "Indemnification Agreement" incorporate that in the lease and it will cover anything that is reasonably not seen as normal wear and tear.Your thoughts appear to be fine, but there is standard verbage that could be used instead of so much writings.

After you jack the beam in to position place blocks right next to the jack to help support the beam incase jack slips or leaks down.Always place your jack on apeice of wood (with wide base like 2x12 or 4x12) to keep it from sinking into the ground.Have a second person with you to help move stuff around plus if something bad does go wrong you have someone to help you or call 911Just think 2 or 3 steps ahead of what your doing and be careful if you think it will take 2 hours plan for the whole day Things take a lot longer when you are on your back under a houseGood luck

The mortgage secondary market is broad and wide.

There's a LOT of different angles.

I thought this was the most widely used formula?

In the one picture the right side of the pool looks to be almost at a 45 degree angle.

Depending on what it is, it could vary widely, 70 bucks a ft to 1,700 or more a ft, that would be luxury construction btw.

The main ones being:~ Sacramento's Real Estate Club (aka Capitol City Wealth Builders)~ NorCal Real Estate Investment Association (NorCal REIA)~ Sacramento Real Estate Investment Association (aka SacREIA)I've been to meetings at the first two clubs, and prefer the Capitol City Wealth Builders because it always seems to be well-attended by a wide variety of people and their meetings seem a little more informative and less "pitchy".

I got into Real Estate as an appraiser and agent in the early 90's to learn the investment side from those angles.

Hi all,I was a licensed realtor (Washington State) for a number of years, so I have the RE experience from that angle.