I would love to be able to incorporate something like that into a lease.

I'm not a mortgage broker, but the MSE desktop underwriter software incorporates changes all the time.

I actually own a small construction co. and have recently chose to only use my crew in this area..I am building a website that will incorporate the neighborhood on certain pages, one of which will be a page that posts photos of suspicious activity.

Describing your buisiness in the Articles of Organization/Incorporation at start-up is very important, (which we have done).We will just pay our fair share of taxes...cost of business.Jon Holdman : Thanks for the context.

Nick,If you've ever checked out cafepress.com, they let you upload a logo/graphic/whatever and put it on pretty much any merchandise you want and sell it.

Perhaps you've incorporated these into your repair & maintenance estimate.If this property were right out of the box (and if prop tax in fact did not increase) then your cap rate at 180k would be 15%.

You could try Microsoft OneNote - has some handy features where you can pull in graphics, text etc. all into one document and save as a .pdf if you want.

I'm thinking they wanted additional security for the new loan so it was easiest just to keep the old dot and incorporate it into the new note.

Great points made above....Here is some better advice as to my last suggestion of just pouring the floor...LOLGet that sub that has more experience with the city and incorporate him as your lead contractor to deal with the city as you go along, pay him a bit more to act as the GC in areas of running the job per the plans and specs, with you having final authority.

The 401k holder would take this route to enable them to "make a living" from their incorporated RE business, versus having all profits flow back into the tax-sheltered account (which would be necessary if your 401k was directly engaging in the activity.)Steven Hamilton II or @bill walston - can you shed some light?