But, when a seller or buyer can't physically appear on closing day, having a mobile notary bring the documents, get them executed, and then get them back to closing can really save the day.

Expenses:$400 Mortgage $112 credit card payment $80 property management ———=$592-$750=$158My question is how do I structure this so I get all my credit back so I don’t have to pay interest after the 12 months?

The elderly you hear die are often in nursing homes or alone at home where no one give a crap about them and they cant take care of themselves....yes it happens...but if you are physically capable of taking some action, the risks are very very tinyI would treat it the same way I would treat it for my own family...... not paying big $$ to fix it as an emergency...... fans, portable AC units, going to the mall or the movies or somewhere cooler for the day....suck it up....life will go on while I get it taken care of as promptly as possible...urgent....but not an emergency in 99.9999% of cases.The portable AC units are the best solution...... will do a decent job while you get the solution to the bigger problem figured out.

The context is important to how the offers are made and terms are structured.  

It depends on how you structure it. 

I am new to real estate in general but with some help, I’ve structured a business plan for the model I would like to follow.

I am new to real estate in general but with some help, I’ve structured a business plan for the model I would like to follow.

Colleague provides the cash, I provide the rest (deal analysis, negotiations, closing, repair planning and execution, management etc)What I’m curious to get the opinion of BP on is what’s a reasonable way to structure the split of profits?

I wonder what important structure has been added to some contracts that a partner may have felt was helpful in unforeseen events.  

On this particular deal, there is plenty of parking and there is also a lot of raw land behind the existing structure.