I would have to speak with the contractor (check references and license) who will be doing the install to ensure that it will be installed properly as well as check into local laws regarding the upgrade, does it automatically become part of the property or when the tenant leaves will they want to remove the granite countertops because they paid for it.

You don't know if the letter get read or even get to the proper party.

If you paint over it and someone ends up having respiratory problems, and then finds out there was mold in the house and you didn't investigate it and treat it properly, you can be sued.

We have way too few financially literate young adults.Beth,Wise input to remember to balance the earning with giving and proper spending.

Well, you might want to check on the real estate agency laws to be a property manager and ensure your LLC is properly registered as well.

They will yank them open when not in proper position damaging locks and more.

If I'm reading Eric's question properly, that was an area Guidant cautioned me on.

I've closed some deals with wholesalers on 1 page contracts just the same as longer ones.As long as you have sufficient verbiage to allow for due diligence or option periods as well as the seller allowing proper access to the property for buyer final approval I think you should be fine.

This basically puts the cash contributions in a higher priority compared to your sweat equity.Sounds like you are getting ready to expand the empire!

So, the proper percentage is 5.55%.