Reason is expenses you claim on the Schedule E should be real estate related.

Here's why....if you decide to end up pursuing them for even more money for damages, you'll have to do that through small claims court. 

We regularly handle double closing and Assignments and would love to talk to you about working together on your future deals. 

But I agree that it's strange, and probably shady, to see it in a regular contract. 

They are presenting an intriguing new mortgage product with an interest-only component at a Meetup I’m a regular at in case you happen to be free.

They have no mortgage on the condo so they could potentially quit claim it to us but then I would have to cash out refi it to get them the 90k.Not sure the best strategy to obtain this property.

Those whose business it is to sell REI coaching tend to claim nowadays that they have super-special equations that will make you rich tomorrow.

I'm not sure if the neighbor has contacted the new owner about the tree, but I want to make absolutely sure that the neighbor doesn't have a claim against me if the tree falls on his property.Should I send him a certified letter and if so, what should I tell him?

I'm hoping it goes well so maybe this could become a regular thing? 

As of now, all of my work hours are being claimed by the marketing business, and I am struggling to find even one hour daily to devote towards real estate.