In your case, it's a little sketchy, but SELLING to him at market value basically ensures a full price buyer down the road for those shares.

(b) The residents and owner of such property shall be jointly responsible for ensuring that such notice is not removed or defaced and it shall be a Code violation carrying a penalty of a minimum, mandatory $100.00 fine in addition to any other penalties which may be due ....such notice is posted in order to achieve both the security of the notice and its prominent display.Anyway you get an Orange sticker and there are increasing fines and if the tenant doesn't pay you need to.

Don't bother scanning unless that's more efficient for you than entering relevant data into a laptop spreadsheet.Look for files containing real estate (makes sense, right?).

As may be the case, we may schedule future property inspections on behalf of the owner to ensure the property is maintained in a satisfactory condition.

Insurance companies are really the leaders in calculating risk (not really calculated, but data mined).

You can ignore the data at your own financial peril.

Are those data sets improving, static or getting worse?

wondering how often do you guys/girls repurchase you data list on average?

I prefer one that has a desktop/laptop version (for my assistant to enter data) and one that I don't have to be connected online to use if possible.Anyone?

Hard assets will be the place to be, real estate and gold, and if you can finance RE with a modest amount of low fixed-rate debt (no more than 65% LTV to ensure staying cash flow positive in the coming carnage), then all the better.1996 21.2%1997 31.3%1998 23.4%1999 23.6%2000 -10.9%2001 -11.0%2002 -20.9%2003 31.6%2004 12.5%2005 6.4%2006 15.8%2007 5.6%2008 -37.2%2009 28.3%2010 17.2%2011 1.0%2012 16.1%6/28/13 YTD 14.0%