It has further reaching effects than just land use and taxes.

I absolutely despise the ACLU and all the low life legal-aid lawyers in this country.Why in the world should the landlord be held responsible for damage caused by the soap opera lives of the tenants?

Not to mention looking pretty fishy.Not a lawyer and not expressing any legal opinion here.

Even when other sites are not similar in intent they tend to create perceptions as to what makes a site useable or effective.

I happen to be talking to an accountant today and he said (I know he's not a lawyer) that for me to do any such transaction, and FSBO also fall in this boat, you are opening yourself to suit if the buyer claims what they've been sold is not per the original agreement, or something similar.

I would like to hear from my fellow New Yorkers so we can compare notes and follow the laws and trends effecting our investments.

I heard something to the effect of approx 5% for OR, or specifically the Portland area, although may be Eric Foster can help me out on this one it may be higher or lower given recent market circumstances in the US.

Effectively, an IRA is a "non profit trust" like a museum or University.

Tenant shall keep in effect for the term of this lease a policy of liability insurance covering Tenant and Landlord against any liability arising out of any injury on or about the premises...OPTION AGREEMENT:CONTRACT FOR OPTION.

If so, should that person be a R.E. agent, a R.E. lawyer, a CPA?