Otherwise, putting any kind of plug for your company or site is a problem --> see #1You're certainly ok talking about things you know about, which is what you appear to be doing in this thread.

We'd prefer not to have anything plugged in and running on electricity- that's the rub.

I went to SDSU after Butte.  

I think the one I'm using is probably going to bite me in my butt soon. 

I want to nip it in the butt for the next tenant and be clear about my expectations and follow my lease to the letter.Type of dwelling:House.

So, after you sign your name, in parentheses you should indicate your company title -- this might be "Member," "Manager" or "Managing Member" if the business is an LLC, or whatever your title is if the company is a corporation.It might look like this:Prosperous Properties, LLC----------------------------------BUYER'S NAME[Your Personal Signature] (Managing Member)-----------------------------------------------------------SIGNATUREIf you want to be very careful, you can always replace "Managing Member" above with "Sean Gallagher signing on behalf of Prosperous Properties as its Managing Member," though that's a pain in the butt if you're signing a lot of documents and it's not necessary.

Be sure and plug in the most realistic numbers you can.

We have all of those contacts and are actually looking to buy more properties that are under contract and in need of improvements.Does that sound like a system you'd like to get plugged into?

Being able to plug in numbers on the fly is a big plus.

Down the road it always bites you in the butt.