If you have some quality knowledge you should leverage that for exposure here on the site.

With high leverage your risk exposure grows and also cuts into your cash flow, which also reduces the financial health of the deal.

I'm just looking for exposure to the industry and experience so I'm not really asking for anything .

As others have said, however, there is not much upside for you to publicly expose them and there is a palpable downside with your exposure to liability (remember, anyone can sue anyone for any reason) and/or possible retaliation. 

@Latimer LuisAll thou we seem far from it today, he could be hinting at future interest rate risk your plan is exposed to, and therefore trying to limit your exposure by paying down current debt.

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What is the exposure that cannot be covered by standard PAR (Pennsylvania realtor paperwork)How much should I expect to pay for these services?

I agree, if I wanted to do a sandwich lease option, I'd want to have a bigger spread on the back end (when the lease expires and sale is supposed to happen) and have a larger spread month to month to cover the amount of risk exposure.

So I don't have a whole lot of time yet to allocate to investing, plus I'm planning on getting out of Utah once I graduate in about 2 years.That being said, I want to get any kind of real estate exposure and experience as I can while I'm still a student and not a fully active investor myself.

@Rob Beland I think what you are not understanding is that any exposure is good exposure.