ReyThanks for responding.You appear to be selling what can only be considered 'real estate' or an 'investment' or probably more accurately a combination of the two.Why not procure the proper registrations for your firm, either as an investment broker/dealer or as real-estate broker, or both?

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The only input I'd have is to make sure that your contractor doing the foundation work is properly bonded.

No one is entitled to inhabit a shed, especially one without proper electrical and plumbing.

Tenant will not remove nor plant exterior bushes or plants without the written consent of Landlord and the proper execution of a Tenant Remodel Addendum.

Expenses that may be for restoration include expenses for replacing a substantial structural part of your property, repairing damage to your property after you properly adjusted the basis of your property as a result of a casualty loss, or rebuilding your property to a like-new condition.Adaptation.

So if the trust paperwork has a flaw and it does not properly convey title into the trust from the two natural people (mom and daughter) then it needs to be certified which is a way the insurance company makes sure it is proper.

It's pretty easy to do the proper paperwork, just get the brochures from a CD the EPA website makes available.

Code issues also come into play when previous owners do work without proper permitting.

It requires proper disclosure to all parties and it requires a cash buyer at the end.