@Andrew KielWould you mind sharing,  not your entire option to purchase agreement,, but how you define your strike purchase price over the next 10 years?

Bunters still can strike out though.

Also, I am not sure that I would have developed the fortitude or desire to strike out on my own as an entrepreneur WITHOUT my liberal arts degree. 

LOL.On the local level, I think there is a good chance that judge Jennings will strike the ordinance down based on her statement you pointed out above.

Most importantly, use this situation to build rapport with other investors and strike strategic partnerships.

I wouldnt want to work for them, though, there seem to be no slacking and no third strike :) BestChristophePS: @Engelo, wait for it... it's coming...Thanks Mr C,Looking forward to catching up with you in person.Have a great day.

This is important because experience has taught me Partners often have a "Honeymoon" stage that can quickly fade where each partner wants to strike out on his/her own and when the property is sold, each partner directs the Title Company to cut individual checks to individual names.

This strikes me as arbitrary and in bad faith. 

Yes, that is a nice list.It strikes me that all of those things are a great deal of work, so how much is made, and how many hours are worked?

Still, maybe a single or double is better than striking out while trying for a home run, especially in the beginning?