Typically about $300 and paid directly to the folks doing the dewinterization/rewinterization.Its a good assumption there are breaks in the lines.

They'd use this to set asset allocations to meet this.I don't want to totally dodge the question, so I'll offer that typically the asset classes that other proclaim to be "recession proof" such as commodities (eg oil & gas, gold & silver) and money market/t-bill (loans under year) offer lower expected returns.

If the LLC has ever borrowed money or sold property, there will be a signor on the deed or deed of trust that is typically a manager or member of the LLC.

What is your best deal in the past 12 months, and what is a typical deal, and how often can you do one?

Typically, water/sewer/garbage is included with 4-plexes, and most renters come to expect that.

I asked if I could add an addendum for policies I typically have in my rentals, and he said yes, but then seemed negative on things I said I might want to add.I would be hesitant to sign an agreement without seeing the lease in advance.

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The dividend paying stocks typically stay pretty steady.

Probably the least productive activity is having to weed out the pretenders from the real players.I typically do this with having anyone I work with show bank statements and to verify that when they say they have 400,000, 1 million, or whatever to work with that they actually do in fact have that.You would not believe the number of people out there that pretend to be working with capital or overpromise themselves.

Good point Steve, many of the issues will be listed in a note that has a refinancing feature, subject to, those that may have a 10 or 15 year term with a call feature after X months, perhaps annually.