This is a bit disconcerting. I looked at a couple of these domains and they have been seized. I'm trying to find some background data on this story to make sure some dork didn't just make this up.

http://torrentfre...

For an user-friendly website, godaddy.com has a "website tonight" feature that can get you up and running in a hurry.

Hey Joe,I'm not an attorney either, I just play like one sometimes on the internet...Your best defense is not to be negligent!

In Texas you must use a state approved contract, in most states there are certain requirements that need to be met as well, so getting some freaking guru contract or one off the internet is about one of the dumest things a beginning investor can possibly do.

Unless I misunderstand the meaning of this thread, have your rental requirements in writing, available on the internet (e.g. via written policy statements), and enforce them uniformly.

If you are looking for a cause and corrective action I will help you what to look for is all I can do from the internet.....Cracks are always caused by tension load(pulling apart), not compression.

That you can find on the internet.

You can use the one I posted in the file place, here:http://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/ejpuck/file/assignment-of-contractIn the contract, section 1B ("Purchaser"), fill in your name, then "and/or Assigns"In section 8, ("Other Terms") write in: "This contract shall be assignable"

-Internet: emails, e-surveys, e-renewals, e-newsletters, e-updates, e-cards/e-letters & website.

The closest post I could I find with an answer to my question was from http://www.biggerpockets.com/users/StevenHamilton @StevenHamilton : "In Tennessee you are much better off going the insurance route as entities will be subject to the excise tax.