most contracts have mandatory non binding mediation clauses for EM disputes.. you need to back out during your due diligence period or extend it if your not getting the info you need to make a decision.if you waived your due diligence then you can bring these things. up.Keep in mind your EM is at the lawyer if your east coast or title and escrow in those states and cannot be release without both parties signing. so just dont sign the release and go to non binding mediation.. usually at that point you split the baby down the middle is my experience.. if you dont settle there then its cost more money to litigate further.. but you dont need to just roll over.

they don't build 'em like they used to".......Retort:..........Yeah, they have these new fangled things called "building codes" and "energy codes"...

@Bryan McKeen I've never seen a "standard" property management contract and given the liability involved in owning and managing properties, I'd even be reluctant to share the ones I've used.I've seen longer management agreements and shorter ones, and off the top of my head I'm not sure which were better or worse.You can probably find a few on the web for free or low cost, my recommendation would be to get those, and spend some time comparing them and seeing what they have in common, and what some have but others don't.Then armed with that information, approach an attorney and describe what you're looking for in an agreement.

Go get 'em!

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Contact me here and we can move to the next step with sharing info.ADEK Roofing.Tell em' David Sent you. 

And from both web publications you can compile your probate lists to take to the county office to begin your research. 

It also includes common forms that you can edit and use.Their web site is a free resource with links to your state law but I highly recommend the book for some of the practical advice they provide.

The vast majority of landlords lack the discipline to actually be an expert as is abundantly clear from web sites like this.

It's a web based tool that allows you to enter the address/apn, and it will pull up a report of the zoning and general plan info.