Tenants love the "BLACK MOLD" thing.

Land is always a grey area, unless it's clearly black and white like down town.

Sure, there's always the possibility of finding the rare black swan opportunity on a probate list or something, but in the near term I'm starting to think it makes more sense to think about different markets like larger apartment complexes where the pricing is based on rental income, not SFH "comps", or looking at smaller or more outlying markets where sales and rental values are more in sync.

The air conditioner broke and she was trying to stay cool.I inspected a Lonnie Deal that had a pot growing room with black lights.The list goes on and on.What's the strangest/weirdest thing you ever saw?

Save my contact information for another day.So I went through the process of handwriting the template, leaving blanks, bought a good black and red fine point marker to fill in the blanks…then began photocopying on yellow lined paper from Kmart.

Full-color on both sides or just black print on a yellow card?

Is it strictly black on yellow, or are there some red punches in there too?

http://yellowletters.com/assets/purchase_and_sales_agreement.docxMichael,you are always a bright flashlight in the black darkness of REI.Thanks so much,Brian

It's black and white not grey.

@Eric Black As to paper color.