If I went to a yard sale and bought a piece of artwork and paid only 1 dollar and that very same day listed it on eBay selling only a few days later for $100.00 should I be arrested for theft?

Any time that you will be inheriting a tenant, you'll want to get loads of info; the lease is certainly one piece you'll want, and making a contingency for that is definitely the way to go.

We live on a couple acres with plenty of room to do a bit of farming.I've got several Deere's already, I'd need a little stockpile of fuel and a nice selection of seeds and I'm in business.If the economy really goes to pieces and things start really going down hill, I'm pretty sure I could trade potatoes or corn for Gold or Silver all day long (not that I would though).Food, Water and Ammo would be King, no contest.

As part of closing, we cut off a piece around the well and deeded it to them.

The one critical piece of info that I was able to learn beforehand that made all the difference was that I learned how to do a decent analysis of a potential property.

The only other crew that bid was a crew that had been caught by the feds twice already for hiring illegals AND did not pay their workers as employees or cover them with workman's comp insurance but paid "by the piece".

In a real estate contract, the promise to follow through on the transaction is considered acceptable consideration, and I don't believe this is contradicted by any state law in any state.If I'm wrong, I apologize, but I'm fairly certain that this piece of contract law is consistent throughout the country.

Here are the two pieces of information you need to make this determination:1.

I am selling mine for about 18-20k a piece, which represents what you can get these for tenant ready.

If the shape is more complex, you'll have to measure each piece of wall, break it into rectangles, compute the size of each one and add or subtract as appropriate.