They just want their money, and I don't know if dishing out the $500-$1000 for a lawyer to write up or look over your contract is the best use of your initial funds.Now let me say that is my "unofficial" advice.

It's expensive, but they have some great seafood dishes, including an amazing tuna tartar and a lobster pot pie that is fantastic.

It's wise to make a backup before doing upgrades because occasionally something will go wrong with an update and the site will stop working.  

I lived a year in MS  and its like living in a petri dish  LOL.. and when I get off the plane in Houston in the summer the smell of dank moldy air permeates the jet way right off the bat...

I started washing dishes in a golf club when I was 13. 

I am referring to full time real estate agent with solid passive income and the occasional flip.

A retail buyer through a realtor may end up paying more in the end as they are probably not looking to low ball you or get seller financing or anything out of the customary.I am not a realtor and occasionally get a annoyed with realtors, but I get their benefit too. 

You don't get something for (almost) nothing, which I learned when I first decided I wanted to start investing and chose Detroit as my petri dish.

Well there occasionally are the ones which have problems, sorta incorrect to label them all as "crap shoot" .. the number of reviews I have personally seen on sheratons & Hyatts having smelly floorings & cigarette smells is way beyond any..

@Mark Ferguson Hey Mark, I occasionally listen to your podcasts.