I thought this was a unique find, I just bought it on July 16th, 2020.https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/6414-E-Mcelroy-Rd-Stillwater-OK-74075/224768950_zpid/

That would give me some additional liability protection as well as minimize F&E taxes.

Outside one is problem since we have to take out all sidings etc.I have found one product called fireguard E 84 which can provide 1 hr firewall inside and outsidehttps://shieldindustries.com/product/fireguard-e-84/  But building guy is saying "Since this product is a non-conventional approach to a code compliance issue, it you would need to apply for a AMMR, Alternate Methods & Materials Request and blah blah ...."

Before purchasing anything make sure the following criteria are met; a)is it properly zoned for your needs. b) is the “dirt” suitable to support the buildings - obtain accurate soil borings and procure a topographical and platt of survey c) determine if detention areas are required, necessary fire safety access roads, suitable septic/well areas d) make sure the land has never been home to any toxic dumping or environmentally questionable materials e) easy access to utilities.  

@Kim Lisa Taylor has a free e-book on legally raising private money: https://syndicationattorneys.com/how-to-legally-raise-private-money/You can start learning about the topic from free resources like that, but eventually you'll need an attorney's direct guidance and input.

@Dave E.

@Lynnette E.

Also reading through the E-myth book.

Originally posted by @Vincent E peters:Hello,My plan is to work my *** off as a firefighter and get all the qualifications I can, one being medic, that gives pay increases.

There's all kinds of e-signing services these days like Docusign and it seems the same in principle, but just curious as there seems to be so much minutiae with respect to real estate laws.