@Bill Gulley is dead on that you should push for an internal indemnity agreement to share the risk between the owners, but your real concern sounds like (and should be) your exposure to the bank.

The expo is not a hard sell type of place.For a newbie it may actually be a bit overwhelming because there will be MANY different vendors and teachers there pushing very different strategies.Lifestyles is all about wealth creation through buy and hold investing, and they will have beginner classes there.

Hi BP,I'm interested in a SFR for myself and have noted the largest problem is the retaining wall pushing into the back of the house as seen below:My question is has anyone dealt with this before?

Post signs disclaiming responsibility, most off the street believe what they read.Insurance companies usually try to get out of any claim if they can, but if push came to shove, seems to me they would pay as they couldn't really define that as athletic equipment any more than a swing set.

And though he does owe me alot of money, there are behavioral issues that are really pushing the action.

Most of my tenants just lay a mattress on the floor to sleep and they do stupid stuff like wash their clothes in the bath tub instead of the local laundry mat so there’s really no point in offering amenities or wasting profits on nice finishes  to my clientele.

The best I thought of was to not allow outside water use (car washes, etc...) and install low flow shower heads and toilets.

The best part about this call was he kept saying, "You've sent me a bunch of mail but this is the first time you've ever answered.

The guy on the outside drills 3 sets of holes and pushes the wire through a hole on each side of the rebar with a flat edge on the outside and a twist tie on the inside.

A good power wash will have it looking like new.