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If this will likely be your only, or one of very few, times that you're doing that, then recording in person might be the most practical.

It’s a pretty poor business practice to change the lease after the tenants signed. 2) I would find it easy to believe that somewhere in your contract it would say you owe the year’s management fees or there’s a 30-90 day termination period or any other thing that could cost you at least another month’s vacancy.

I think it is also the risk of using an attorney who is in general practice and not practicing real estate law...or who is experienced doing that. 

Once you’re finished with these guys, please leave honest google, yelp, other reviews warning others of those practices as many don’t read the whole contract, like you, apparently.

To obtain practical experience, start small with reasonable investments like house hacking, rentals, or fix-and-flip projects.

It is good business practice by the investor and 99% of the time, the appraiser will be appreciative of your efforts in providing needed information to them.

.- A common practice for terminating a partnership involves a "shotgun clause" - here it is.

Yeah..ok...And all teachers should have kids first...All doctors should have lots of medical issues before they can practice....All dentists should have lot of dental issues before they can practice...Every waiter should owner a restaurant before they can wait tables....Every car salesman should have bought multiple new cars before selling any....I get your point..... it would be great if every realtor had to have real life home ownership under their belt, so they have that BTDT experience..... but not gonna happen

Seller paid for 2nd appraisal, came in at $305k, but had lots of poor appraisal practices in it and cannot be taken seriously.