If you can get the seller to do it.A purchase and sale agreement is the simplest way.

I am fine with paying 1-2K over, but as you said I just wanted to be confident and sleep well in the future, knowing that I was not a simplest scam victim :D

Really, the simplest way to do this would be a fixed rate loan.

But the simplest rule is to be competitive in finish and condition with the other rentals in your area, so that your place is just as desirable.

I've got someone I think will make a pretty good overall "handyman" for the inevitable loose door knob, leaky sink, broken fence, loose step etc.My question is this:What is the simplest way to legally pay this person, obviously, without them being deemed an "employee"Contracting would seem to be the safest, however, logistically writing contracts for this and that seems like a huge burden.

Really, the simplest thing to do is to give property notice and move.

I like to see things solved with the simplest and most time-tested solution, which is to create a private, competitive market for education.

Their business-customer services are a web of 1990s outdated technology and farcical bureaucracy where even the simplest transaction requires a series of phone calls (yes, believe it or not, you'll deal with agents of HSBC who don't have email access and can only contact you by phone) and often only goes in circles.

But don't expect to sell a property to a retail buyer and not pay for their buyer's agent.The 70% rule is the simplest. 70% of ARV for the starting point.

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