I am currently Investing around the Phoenix area from out of state, it looks like you need someone in Arizona on paper to manage your properties. 

@Shannon Garst The state formation docs are worth as much as the paper they are written on.

I would make the argument property management agreements are some of the most important to get right and worth the expense to ensure they are papered correctly.

Currently Iam working on 2 loans from 2 different banks (done with valuation, appraisail, waiting to sign some papers before I go for christmas leave…for both banks, disbursement to take place after New Year)

I have a feeling MTR guests booking like to see a discount on paper.

Some of the cheap units look great on paper, but the real numbers are very different.

Nice, neat paper trail and well-informed lenders.- Co-mingling fundsHere is a common scenario: You will have two lenders who each have a small amount to loan.

It's not professional and makes it harder to show a paper trail. 2.

Your writing, if someone can get through it, speaks loudly enough for your (lack of) character to show.You couldn't read what I wrote, that's your response, a grade-school level insult similar to "well your a poopy poop-pants".... lol, ok....

When you sign the papers to hire him, there's some small print at the end (that pretty much nobody reads) that says that the agent will offer you deals and, if you buy, he's gonna get a generous commission from the seller.