Are the laws concerning liens standard from state to state?

They have a "contract" that must be fulfilled to get the deed, hence the name contract for deed.This is different than a standard deed of trust in that with a deed of trust the buyer actually gets title now eventhough they are still paying on it.

Is there a good way to create a solid comp by setting the standard for what is possible in this community?

Creating a chart of accounts, entering bills (expenses), making standard real estate journal entries, tracking jobs, writing checks, paying bills, bank reconciliations, etc.2.

Can I take standard 80/20 ratio?

I have a tenant who allowed someone to move into the apartment and now wants him out.The squatter refuses to leave and because he has been living in the apartment for some time and has personal property in the apartment has by legal standards "established residency".The tenant on the lease is current with the rent and other than having allowed someone to move in he is a fair tenant.Please provide assistance.

Anyone planning to put a tiny home on any property in California should be aware of the latest clarification issued by the State which include very strict definitions of what a tiny house is, its size, how its manufactured, building standards, maintenance, location...The state plans to enforce and prosecute "pursuing the appropriate legal remedies to terminate sales, rentals or occupancies."

The preferred return and waterfall hurdles can slide around, there is no "industry standard" so it is up to you to determine what the pref and splits should be to attract capital. 

If you spend too much money to make a place live up to your own standards, you might not leave any profit.  

Realtors can't even write contracts, only fill in the blanks on standard contracts.