Originally posted by Jonathan Tew:Also you can try checking your local Staples or Office Max they sometime have some to go by as well as rental agreements...I would not recommend this, these are not state specific contracts and are no better than some guru's contracts that are often useless in most States.A contract is something that is legal binding, I would recommend you have your legal bases covered to protect you, a Staples version will not do that for you.

Here is a super simple version of what I do:1.)

....did anyone mention iHousing 2 available at month 12 rendering prior version (and initial investment) obsolete but only providing marginal improvement?

Anyone from Illinois familiar with a State version of the Act?

Trouble is, so many plan providers are giving contradictory advice and I can't seem to understand what parts of the IRS code apply to each version of a plan, or how to interpret them if I did. . .1) Agent John, acts as the buyer broker for an investment property to be acquired by his retirement plan.

Stupidly, I trusted him to recreate the same terms and I signed his 'legal' version at closing without reading it.

Download version if affordable.

If you really want to think about selling, drive around the area and search on realtor.com (or your local version) and find agents in your area who are selling similar properties.

That is the dumb down marketing version of what they are selling which is only a small segment of the asset class and often times the take away is not entirely correct.

While the final version of this is created right at closing, its not at all unusual for preliminary versions to be created before closing.