I see a lot of leases: the home made ones are by far the worst, not much better are often "attorney drafted", they look and sound more professional, but they are usually quite basic, the content is often not practical, over regulated in some parts and completely unregulated in others.See if you can find a State specific lease form that has been around for a long time and is on version 27.4 and not 2.0 - every time a legal issue or dispute comes up, these old leases get modified and updated.

Raising Cane's, Uncle Julio's, Chili's and Starbucks are just a few brands planning to occupy space here.  

One of the reasons we did this was so I could buy a rental property, so selling our first home made that goal written in ink.Here are a couple random things I have learned thus far in my BRRRR:- You can't just skim coat plaster walls that are crumbling, glad I had my contractor walk through with me and renegotiate.- Picking out 50 2x4's 30 minutes before closing makes you sweat.

Here is a sample list of other things you can easily do yourself:cook homemade foodchange oil, tires and bulbs in your cartailor your clothescomplete legal paperworkbuild a fence or a decketc.No sarcasm here, I'm serious.

We removed an ugly homemade green house from the otherwise nice-sized back yard.

Great chili burgers and dogs.

Tell them to put it in a Wendy’s chili bowl and then complain to Wendy’s.

Our homemade machine is impressive so thought I'd share a video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Purchase price: $325,000 Cash invested: $55,000 VRBO home on the gulf coast in Rockport Texas - Homemade great money, however - lost the home due to Hurricane Harvey.

We found an additional tenant, the home is FILTHY black grout (in what was a new construction brand new home) sticky floors and walls,Roach infested.... literally the floor was sticky from all the raid they must have sprayed.( empty cans every where and the video of the home made my skin crawl!)