@Amy FirminAmy, If you are bringing your kids in to teach them the business, letting them know that trying to cut costs by saving on legal fees is definitely not the best advice.A partnership template may technically cover the needs of the parties at its inception but may not be sufficient to cover the eventualities that can arise in real time.If you do find that template, spending a few bucks to have an experienced eyeballs on it to button it up seems like a good idea.

I've heard that a lot of the Sub-To deals that the bank's have previously turned a blind eye to are having their Due On Sale Clauses enforced now that rates are remaining higher for the foreseeable future.How ya'll keeping the grift going now that the buck is due?

Hey BP community,If you had 95k in capital, what would you do to make the most bang for your buck?

I was about 30% conversion the rest could not cut lose with 100 bucks for charity and they wanted my time for free..

I'm still pushing for this type of deal except my partner is not interested in the BRRR strategy, he wants to keep the cash flow coming in (since he has bucks one money coming in).

maybe....200 bucks. 

@Philip Choi any real estate agent can find you a tenant, but most do not manage rentals PROFESSIONALLY.Many agents do TRY to manage rentals to make a few extra bucks, but they often don't tell their real estate broker and they rarely have software and other necessities to manage well.There are some real estate brokers that also manage properties, but if they don't have staff 100% dedicated to management, it's often a disaster.Check out NARPM.com for property management companies that are dedicated to property owners.

So I'm a 22 year old investor just starting out I started flipping my first house this year and I plan on being finished with it in a month or two and I've been looking at how to invest my profits for the most return ...

In fact new construction in Milwaukee is almost non existant, so we have a chronic housing shortage (both for rent and for sale) but very little additional inventory.

I'd rather pay the two hundred bucks and call it the cost of doing business.Similar to any other pro you hire, you want an inspector with many years of experience inspecting the type of property you're buying, in the location where you're buying.