looking for thoughts on the following:i have an opportunity to get premium phone/cable service (i.e. all the bells and whistles) for a multi-family rental unit at a promotional rate. it seems that if i split the cost of the normal rate (rate that will be charged after a year) among the units of the property each unit would be paying a low cost for premium cable/phone that i am pretty sure tenants would otherwise not even consider purchasing (because of the outrageous costs). this would be a way to make a few extra bucks a month, and i would offer it as an option rather than build it into the lease (as rent including cable/phone service).

A friend just bought a walker that was billed at 126 bucks, I wouldn't have paid 26 bucks for that cheaply made piece of junk, I've seen better wheels on baby strollers and luggage!

They do not get in trouble for taking a piece of dirt and putting up photos of what that piece of dirt will look like after the house is built.

Also - last piece of advice - major is something you love or will lead to something you love. :)

Notice the "or allowed" piece.

$100 for a giant piece of land going to $130 is not a gain that makes me excited, despite it being a "30%" gain.Follow up with that owner, I'm curious what he has to say about "Liberty, NV."

Get some real information on your area, what are the actual awards, then assess the real risks, not imagined so that we run off with paranoid thoughts and spend more money feeding those that promote this parinoia of legal liability.

Meet the people who are going to be looking out for you in person.To say it another way, if a property has the blessing of a RE agent, who will make money if you buy PM, who will make money if you buyand I've familiarized myself with the demographics of the area, Demographics are just one piece of datacomplete an inspection,By an inspector who has zero liability for anything they say etc., what is the residual risk that poses a serious threat?

Are they treated like any other piece of real estate?

These things all cost money and there will be a time when you’ll have to plunk down a nice piece of change.Feel Free To Ask Questions Along The Way...Rich