When I do lease options here in Vegas, I just tell my attorney the numbers on the deal and he will fill out the contract for me and we all go to my attorney's office to close on everything.

Then I can fill a couple spots at the higher rent and in a year raise rents on everyone else. 

It seems to be hard for me to do since I don't have someone I can physically talk to and have them show me simple things, like how to fill out something as simple as a letter of intent.

The listing agents are supposed to fill out a form 22-AR when the financial contingency period expires, but from my experience they don't.

It is considered a contingent liability on your personal balance sheet when you go to fill out a PFS or personal financial statement.  

However I'm not sure what to do with all the loose fill insulation in the attic.

Yes,they cash flow a little better ,that is ,if you can fill them up .

The paperwork they have you fill out shows the free cash on a monthly basis.But if I'm incorrect I'm sure the comments from individuals on here in the banking arena will correct my comment.

Working on the flip house this Summer is where I found the Bigger Pockets podcast to fill the quiet.

I think it's a no brainer to put some money here but I wonder if the city is just waiting and trying to buy up everything so they can tear it all down and make a fill-in-the-blank-whatever and then I'm stuck with a rental across the street from this ____?