I'm just cautioning you against taking any specific advice from any other online response.

There are templates online, but I am wary of them for many reasons. 

Many of the good tax sale properties are getting bid up online. 

I just turned 58 and when I was 55, I got my bachelor's degree in IT/Software Development from WGU, which is an online, self-paced university. 

Pocket listings almost seemed the norm for any good deal, and people online said you had to schmooze and build a relationship with a commercial broker to have a chance of finding the best deals.  

But I would check the SEC fillings online.

I wasn’t sure if I could find an iron clad lease agreement online or customize it, but sounds like I may need to speak to an attorney.

Should I try local CU or any of the larger banks such as BoA that are offering no-fee helocs online?

Using this example, the legal name on the online EIN application would look like this: 123 MAIN ST LLC a series of MY CRE HOLDINGS CO a Texas series LLCNotice that, like before, I’ve omitted the commas and periods (what the IRS calls “special characters” and prohibits in the online application).

State Farm seemed to have the best rates for a company I was familiar with, there was some new online one that was lower, forget the name, but I was a bit unsure about using them.