I'm in California where the laws are pretty well defined and tend to bias in favor of consumers and tenants (I'm saying that kindly).

That shows that I definately have an incentive to pay that mortgage.

Septic are well defined risks.

define residential lease-options for longer than 180 days as "executory contracts" subject to strict regulation and penalties if not done exactly right.

Finance is broad and can be applied to many fields.

Look at these:http://postlets.com/s/244-n-broad-st-trenton-nj-08608/11769097http://postlets.com/s/5-albans-ave-trenton-nj-0861...http://postlets.com/s/943-terrace-blvd-trenton-nj-...http://postlets.com/s/1900-s-olden-ave-hamilton-nj...http://postlets.com/s/58-arbor-ave-trenton-nj-0861...http://postlets.com/s/mervine-pl-hamilton-nj-08609...Call me if you want to talk about those.

We should most definately meet soon, have a cup of coffee and trade stories.

@Michael LimjocoIt all depends on your investment objectives, If you haven't clearly defined what your short and long term goals are, you need to do that.

Put in your lease who's responsible for taking care of the landscaping and define it further if you feel you need to.

I'll be sure to check into them; I had no idea that non-compliant items would be sold on a broad scale either, and it would probably behoove me to ensure that anything I need is to spec.