After owning my home for about 2 years, I've built some pretty good relationships with certain contractors and Im confident I can provide the services needed to run small properties.

For the work, I’ve seen everything from 20% to 60%, it all just depends on what you two agree to.Your lawyers will handle all of the other details such as what happens if one or both of you die, how one buys out the other (usually by averaging two or three appraisals) any confidentiality or non-compete provisions, who is responsible for what and what happens if someone fails to perform those functions, who has authority to do what and what needs to be voted on, etc.Trying to draft this yourself can lead to disaster if something happens that you didn’t think of, the agreement doesn’t cover it and you two can’t agree on how to proceed.

The seller is very motivated and I am confident I can get the property at a cost of around  30,000.00. 

I can't share anything confidential, but I know a lot about our products and strategies.

When looking at purchasing an apartment complex it is essential to put together a detailed deal package document that you can present to an investor or a banker.It is helpful to first take a look at a sample deal package.If you take a look at a sample deal package that has been put together by one of the larger brokerages you will see that these are serious documents that can be around 25 pages in length or more.The document can begin with photographs of the property that you plan to acquire.It should also include a confidentiality statement.This should be followed by an executive summary which introduces your company and states precisely how much money you are asking your investors for.

The level of action I take is based on how much the damages were, and how confident I feel that they have the funds/income to pay.

This might be so, or it could also be a sales tactic depending on how confident I am in my analyses.

She required a confidentiality agreement which is common so I had no problems with that.

I don’t worry about vacancies as long as I am confident I can fill the units and it's not a market issue but a management issue.

I live in the boise, Idaho area and I am fairly confident I could use that money to do 1-3 deals here in Idaho while meeting my parameters of 10cap and 13-15% roi.