Many investors will simply judge offers, be afraid to send in deposits or shy away from the contract writing process because they feel like the seller will not accept their offer.

I just want to double check as there is no place on the form to write that he is releasing me from a $35000 claim. 

I work as a Property Damage Appraiser, mainly writing automotive currently but in the process of getting trained to write damage claims on houses.

The numbers are quoted, do you think I missed anything in the write up?

Aside from writing it all up in a contract, I can't think of a better way.  

I work on call so I have most of my weeks free and can write, build websites, and a variety of other skills at hand.I'm most interested in commercial real estate and multifamily properties right now, but any area would be great to participate in.Hopefully this isn't the absolutely worst area to post this.

I'm writing on behalf of a small business owner friend of mine.

Unless it's in writing...   

English litt, might help you write compelling marketing materials to find good properties; Anthropology may allow you to understand different cultural shifts in the housing markets; history could teach a lot of market timings in Real Estate.I studies Electrical Engineering and Economics, neither of which gives me advantages in Real Estate.

I'm wondering if we should be more specific about our rental criteria in writing our ads.