In California we saw this dumb solar craze under Jerry Brown version 1.0. 

(Or a riskier version - buy at the first auction and then negotiate with the township.)- Wait until the township forecloses on the mortgage holder, and buy it at the second sheriff's auction.- Try to strike a pre-foreclosure deal with the mortgage holder to buy it for super-cheap, since they will get wiped out at the second auction anyway.

Some carriers will also offer an endorsement that lowers premium if you agree to use modernized versions of repair methods (i.e. drywall instead of lathe and plaster) - these are cost savings to them in the event of a claim so make sure you get a lower premium for it.  

I'm guessing/assuming perhaps he's older than you, so try your best to get him to see you as the younger version of himself...he will be nostalgic for that period in his life and may really like the idea of seeing a younger investor get his start.  

Rentometer.com offers a free version of its rent estimator that takes an address and number of bedrooms as inputs.

I called up one of the inspectors I was using for my sales due diligence and explained that I was looking for a scaled down version of the home inspection.

My mobile version of BP wasn't working so this is the first chance I've had to answer.His seminar could be more clear if he spent a little less time on fun silly salesy things and slowed down on the content. 

It sounds like the RRSP is the Canadian version of the U.S. self-directed IRA.

I still have a few issues to iron out though (I had an older version of QB and I just transferred to 2013).

@Eric Jones what are you looking to do with the contract because that would determine what versions you'd need?