Rather than burying our children killed in attacks and grabbing whatever we can carry to get away from the fighting.

Even if you fail you fail fast and learn what not to do the next round.

Some have been a nightmare, some a golden ticket.

Yes, all members of a RE management company (owners) managing non-owned properties will need a ticket as well, again with the exception of those lucky few...LOLAnother thought, you may be able to avoid the classroom prep under the circumstances, not sure but you could call the RE Commission and ask, they can make exceptions I believe, it would save you a lot of time.

Also I rounded up the house is actually 1136.

(After I figured out who bought the ticket in my name.)

Now, that's much better, find those two years past the ordeal, three would be even better.Before we fire for effect, let's do some target acquisition and select the appropriate round to send down range.Doing a future agreed price on a commercial property over a long period is pretty well accepted, doing so in a short term of 3 to 5 on a medium priced SFD is rather unorthodox and really reduces the value of the option.

Hey Burt,I don't do a round 2.

Have the tenant drive to your bank and deposit the cash in your account, putting his name and address on the deposit ticket.

Also - don't forget about setting aside money for the big ticket items that happen every ten years (roof, parking lot, etc).