Please let me know, xxx-xxx-xxxx StevenDo not leave the website because it makes you look like a dealer.

I think what most people are saying is that you shouldn't just make your decision based on saving $XXX but take into consideration your time, skills and goals.

And it has to be a deal, I think a lot of people are so focused on the "I have XXX units " that they loose track of the fact that while maybe they have a lot of units they are not making enough money to cover the exposure they are taking on.

This included language something around the lines of "At time of closing, Seller has the option to lease back the currently occupied unit for $x,xxx a month for 12 months, WSG excluded" (paraphrased) As we near closing, we'll finalize the actual, legally binding rental agreement for one of the units and I'll inherit their current tenants in the second unit.  

Enclosed, with this summary are detailed schedules, cost estimates and revenue projections for "my big bad *** project name" that is XXX acres featuring XXX Lots that will generate $XXXX over the next X years.Then go into the size of the lots, how much of a loan you will need for the entire project...how it breaks down per parcel, what the FMV is after build out is, what the bank's LTV rate would be, etc...make it short and to the point...you want to grab their attention not bore them with details...the details should be in your packet.Maybe highlight the fact that it is contracted to purchase during pre-construction.

The proforma for the Dallas property is forecasting xxx % Cash-on-Cash returns with a xxx % internal rate of return and total equity multiple of xxx over xxx years.

So for instance, I would write a letter today and say, your rent for June and July will remain at xxx and then for August it will increase to xxy.

Need both parties to sign and for this privilege, charge her $XXX as you see fit. 

Guy says "I will lend you XXX amount of money but I want YYY cut of rent until the loan is paid for"

Basic terms, basic criteria, don't get yourself wrapped in things that don't make sense.Basic ,, like occupancy per unit number of people, over the age of 21,   X times 3 income for the rent, verifiable source of income, verifiable ID, credit score over XXX, criminal no felonies in past 7 years - if you can still use those guidelines, and no evictions for past X years,,.. if you verify previous landlords good luck, it's  not usually done much anymore as landlords without written authorization are usually not willing to risk saying anything, it drags the process out and with the online checks for credit and criminal it's not much a standard anymore.