Hello Everyone!!
My name is Michael and I'm a Realtor here in the DFW area and looking to get into the investing arena. I plan to start out wholesaling learn how to spot good deals and then transition over to flippin...

Second Post outside of my introduction so I wanted to make it a bit more interesting.

What I like to do is as I read each paragraph if there is something I need to take in action on, I will take a pink highlighter highlight those words and then draw a line from that out to the margin with a number circled.

This means a two sentence NDA, not the multi-paragraph or, heavens, multi-page NDAs I occasionally saw.

Let me know if you need an introduction, happy to share with you my lender's info.

An estoppel certificate fixes this problem.What you want is a Landlord introduction letter.

This can provide you with a low-stress introduction to real estate investing.

On the positive side, at least in Massachusetts, there is a special paragraph of the law that applies to rooming houses / lodging houses, which enables just 7-days’ notice to start an eviction for cause of an offending tenant when they are doing something that is creating significant issues for their neighboring tenants (or the LL).

As a result of all of this, what's written in the paragraph above can easily be the outcome.- You may be charged back for something that was done months ago (that will catch you completely by surprise when you have no money left at the end of the month and may even owe them);- They also advertise vacant units on rental platforms with weird fees (which you'll find out later when looking for your unit's ad online).

Finally, you should write with the principle that each sentence should make the reader hungry for the next, each paragraph end in a sort of cliffhanger.