If the seller sees that in writing and still signs the contract, I can't imagine a judge would conclude you took advantage of him (though again, I'm not an attorney or an expert on the law).

Software, employees, ect...I have money sitting on the sidelines that I am ready to invest to make my business the most efficient and streamlined as possible.

I've gotten many judgements in my time, but have only collected a tiny percentage of those . . . eventually you come to write that off as the cost of doing business.

As for me, I am licensed and did so right away (as I was working on other aspects of preparing my business such as learning my market, writing a business plan, learning more about REI, lining up contractors, etc).

This is supposed to be a deterrent to crime and vandalism as it allows law enforcement to write citations for entering.The code people are just doing their job, which usually has nothing to do with a true assessment of habitability or whether or not the problems can be remediated or repaired.

I've been warned that you should NOT write a contract in your name then have the IRA be the one to actually do the transaction.

Especially since they included custom software and direct mail fullfillment.

If for some reason you do, make sure there are set time frames, and financial penalties if they go over, and it is all in writing, signed by all parties.

Hello Page,Of course, everything I write there is just my opinion and works best for my particular situation and comfort level.

What I do is (I do use CAR form but you can just create an addendum) in the lease renewal term, I write that the lease continues starting on the expiration of the current lease and that all terms and conditions are the same.