I'd like to qualify that however by saying that there are good areas and bad areas of any city.Two of the rentals that I own are close to Boise State University.

If your offer was submitted on a contract standard for your area, like an MLS contract the assigns language may already be in there.

The universe repays though....I've also met some great people on here.

Good luck at the University of Florida.

This really is a great place to learn new ideas and strategies in the world of Real Estate.About myself - I am currently a senior at the University of Central Florida as a Finance major, but I find myself spending much more time on BiggerPockets than I do with any textbook!

If you don't chew BIG RED, than [EXPLICIT LANGUAGE REMOVED] k you!

This should all be able to complete inside the 72 hour variety which I certainly can fund.My concern and Cory's is the balance of the language and any future legal issues.Any additional insight from you all?

I was teasing you and thought it was evident in the language of the post. ...but you did dangle a carrot in front of the donkeys eyes, and I do so want a little bite...

I also recommend reading the Language of Luxury Blog from Ron & Alexandra Seigel here on BP.

Its rarely done for books because the effort and expense doesn't justify it (though I've seen it in university classes).