Don't reinvent the wheel.

My thought would be spend way more time looking at deals, sourcing deals, closing deals, than reinventing a great well functioning wheel.   

Hey Rolanda, I have had great luck with using Zillow to keep my leases and tenants rent organized so that you don't have to reinvent the wheel.

Don't have to reinvent the wheel, just have to get better at pushing it :) 

A good real estate attorney may already have something they can offer you or update as needed, without reinventing the wheel.

That's what I am currently doing now, and it only makes sense to not try and re-invent the wheel.

So you have less risk and more upside if you are reinventing  immediately.

No need to reinvent the wheel here as these templates are proven to work and get the phone ringing.

Also, work with one that is willing to share key contacts to help you in your investment journey (i.e lender, landlord insurance carrier, make ready contractors, property management companies, etc.) its amazing how many first time investors want to reinvent the wheel.

not sure if you want to spend the $$ on a lawyer, most are not investors and don't understand what you are trying to accomplished, no need to reinvent the wheel on an established system. pay someone who has done what you want to do, use their established forms, contracts and procedures. you can do your own LLC, personally I don't like them, don't use them anymore - too expensive.as for lease options, do you know why you want to do them, or where you intend to get sellers to understand them or subject to's?