It was a letter explaining when I took ownership of the property and that I was charging market rate rent of $XXX per month.

You will provide XXX, John Doe will provide YYY.

I was going to just let the additional $XXX amount slide, but if you want to waste both our time and go to court anyway, then there's no longer any reason for me to eat the additional money I am out and I will countersue.

My name is XXX and I am sending you this letter to see if you are interested in selling your home?

The home was purchased for $220k, the remaining balance is $140,xxx.

Resolution of the members of ACME LLCWhereas the members of ACME LLC are seeking to invest in real estate properties,Be it further resolved that ACME LLC will buy the following property...In witness whereof the parties have duly affixed their signature on this xx day of xxMinutes of the meeting of members of ACME LLCPursuant to notice sent on xx, a meeting of the members of ACME LLC was held at xxx on xxx.The meeting was called to order by the manager of the company.The manager read the roll of members.

They will hotel/airbnb until the 1st, but would like to move some of their furniture into one room beforehand.I'm ok with this - we have a deposit, and they will sign/pay for the storage for the week or two.Does anyone have a document that they would be willing to share that provides them storage space for $xxx, no liability, etc?

.- Purchase price up to $XXX for all cash deals and $XXX for financed dealsFrom what I've seen, most agents are not investor savvy and they are not familiar with BRRRR, 70% rule, 1% rule, etc.Will a typical agent understand my criteria or is this too specific and I need to take a more simple approach?

Keep the rent the same for the first month, and just put (right in the rental agreement)  Rent will increase to $XXX per month as of Jan 1, 2018. 

Tel/Text XXX-XXX-XXXX,  3 Bedrooms 2.5 Bathrooms" (Your cost - $5)Step 5.