YesProperties where you can add value and then access equity

Part E1 might violate what's in most standard leases about an agent of the owner having access to the unit to show to prospective buyers or tenants.

I suppose it’s because it’s the most easily understood part of the bill.It’s largely counterproductive in limiting further restrictive legislation if that’s all we focus on

Small mobile home park in Kinston NCAsking: $125,000Not in city but off of 58 S 15 space park (septic, well, paved rd)5 lot only4 POHs6 empty but ready lots $2,200 monthly incomeLot rent: $100 Trailer rent: 2-$400 2-$450City has already overturned 10yr age restriction.

Some sponsors offer preferred terms on investments at higher minimums (i.e. a share of the GP) and those preferred terms are not available if the investment comes through the capital raiser (i.e. the capital raiser gets the share of the GP instead of the investor).In some cases, it adds another party to vet.On the flip side of the coin, the capital raiser is providing a service and access to deal flow for many investors. 

Did you have access before it was listed?

While specific, there's a generic response.To answer your question, there are plenty of lease / rental agreement templates that you can access online. 

Imagine how much more entertaining and accessible learning about dull topics note investing, raising money, or personal finance would be if BP simply had the subject matter experts write the books and sent the manuscripts over to the 'burg to get a dose of extra literary flair.

@Matt Merrill are you looking for MLS access as well?

Because it has frontage on two streets I have some substantial setbacks that restrict all but 1,200 square feet of the property (roughly 80x15ft).