Again, not legal advice here, but general recommendations - get an attorney to write it up. 

I have seen some operators for are doing B's write stuff online that they shouldn't be. 

I am 17 now as of writing this, and I turn 18 in late July.

Hi, I was hesitant about writing this but want anyone out there that can help. 

If you're uncomfortable with documents, get a business lawyer to write them for you.

With investors, make sure that it's YOU and your Real Estate attorney that write any sale agreements, not the investor. 

There are a lot of assurances made over the phone that are not in writing.

there are so many falsehoods in what you're writing it's not even worth getting into. 

@Jonah SloveI peaked at around 40 properties in 43608.I have 1 final property as of the writing of this post and the property is under contract to close this week.So, the best answer I can give it the zip code served its purpose to create income and appreciation for a decade.

Check your state/city laws, and if you can re-write the lease agreement after acquisition then you can also mitigate your risks that way.