Here are two of my favorite lease clauses that should help you. a.Landlord informs the Tenant that the sewer system of the Premises is not designed to accept many types of items, included but not limited to, paper diapers, sanitary napkins, tampons, and children’s toys, balls of hair, grease, oil, table scraps, clothing, rags, sand, dirt, rocks or newspaper.

I'm always ready to take on new challenges, but I just want to work smart.. not necessarily "harder".We have a great team surrounding us, so we are as prepared as we can be.I am appreciative of any advice you have.

If it isn't spelled out before it will be challenging throughout the entire ownership.

He told me how they stole from him, they acted like a bunch of children, everybody was doing something to everybody else ... absolutely not worth the brain damage.I mentored my sister from knowing nothing about re to being a successful broker working for herself, done well over 50 deals at this point, successful by any standard. 

I did purchase some cheap lots that were resold..but of course there are more challenges and less demand for land...especially for land that isn't in the middle city.. 

You say your family  Do you have a wife or children or are you single?  

But what I'm finding challenging is just getting the chance to pitch the service to new agents beyond those I already have a relationship with.I've come up with some ways to make my service easily accessible, including offering every new client a free sample set of tours and also offering a "don't pay until the property sells" deal where I cancel all fees if a listing fails so the agent is risking money on a deal that doesn't pay off.

Seller – John’s 24, Susie’s 18 and Luke is 15You – oh I have two children (bring out picture in your wallet) theres David 12 and Kelly 10.

I already know the challenges that I face ahead of me as far as finances.

I have had some very social friends who lived on flag lots in NJ, it really was only a challenge when people couldn't find their place.