Attorney General Andrew Bailey and county legislators called the order a win for homeowners.

Google partnership agreements or go see an attorney to draw one up.

If you do this do you still go through a closing attorney or title company? 

The CORE 4 consists of having a great realtor, contractor, property manager, and attorney.

I would check with a real estate attorney in both Arizona and Minnesota to make sure you're compliant with state specific requirements and to handle any potential tax implications.

Here as a recent thread about it from on here with some good info provided by an attorney: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93/topics/1193044-seeki..."

I would consult an attorney for contracts.  

I'm going to have an attorney review my lease agreement, but all the documentation that I have came with my BiggerPockets MANAGING RENTAL PROPERTIES book a few years ago, pre-pandemic...and it's a lot.For those using KeyCheck for their MTR listings, did you also find that additional documentation was needed, besides the 3 key things that KC provides? 

  I haven't done before, and would prefer not starting with attorney help, at least to start with, unless absolutely necessary. 

Rogelio,I would check with a local Title Company to ask generally what they have seen in the past.Check with an insurance agent, even specifically the borrower's insurance agent, as to required terms.Finally, armed with that info: work with an attorney to draw up ironclad docs.My 2 cents,Mike