They have more skin in the game then you do.Make sure you get clear title.

Mine are cut and dry, black and white, very easy to understand.

I have an unfinished walk-in Attic and was wondering if i can use this part of the my house my home office also wanted to know if i finish the attic up by that i mean putting up dry wall and flooring etc.. are those material deductible as a start up cost in finishing my home office ?

Getting a cut in the profit without any skin in the game is easier said than done. 

But from a DR point of view, perhaps have a little more cash skin in the game, maybe it’ll ease your mind a tad.

I’ve been so dry on real estate that I haven’t thought about other options like that.

ESCROWSellers look at how much skin you have in the game.

The ground floor units sit above the basement boiler so the floors are always warm & the basement is very dry & no risk of freezing pipes.Adding 'wording in the lease' is NOT going to make a difference, but so far ours have all been great tenants. 

It's over a 100 acre property with a good aquifer below it.In Arizona we've had good success with Italian, Greek, Spanish, and some Rhone varietals, thicker skinned reds particularly.

It was the hottest August on record in California, and trees and brush were already abnormally dry and combustible after California saw exceptionally dry conditions last winter.