Who is liable for the property in the event it burns down, broken into etc?

We do it with this language, which we added after getting pulled into a "break-up" situation:In the event that Tenants decide they no longer want to live together, ___________ will be considered the primary Tenant to make decisions about modifying or terminating tenancy.

If the answer is no you need to walk away or reduce the price.You want to have if the rents increase and all this other positive stuff happening after you buy it as icing on the cake and NOT to make the purchase worthwhile and viable only if these events occur.

Also, I thought it would be cool if we had a calendar so people could post local REI events or clubs since I see so many BP meetups on here I thought that would be handy

I'll take this as a question rather than a solicitation to sell the contracts as we'd be in the wrong forum, that needs to go to the marketplace, just fyiThere have been some recent issues with contract for deeds, they have a pre arranged quit claim deed to be used in the event of default and have been determined as circumventing state foreclosure laws.If these are unrecorded contracts you are any buyer can have a bear of a time trying to foreclose.

The two events are a little different even though the outcome of getting some type of credit report is the same.

Here are some past event links...http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521-events-and-happeningshttps://www.facebook.com/events/254422531391137/

I'm biased b/c I'm the Education Director for RICH but each club is just a bit different and all have free events so you can find out which one is for you.There are also lots of individuals offering mentoring but not for free - that I know of.

That way I make the profit on home plus interest, avoid the taxes and maintain the property in the event of a default.

You can pretty much get anywhere on tram (free), and connect to the train for downtown events.