Do you need an attorney to write a contract on a larger multifamily deal 5+ units 50+ 100+?

I can't help but laugh as I write this.

And one of my clients that I was the Broker for his 100 unit townhouse project ( very successful developer from SoCAL) would always tell me he wants Write on's not Write Off's that kind of stuck with me.

I'm writing an offer on a property that I'm planning to pay all cash for. 

Here's a quick guide to success:1) Finding Deals:Establish your Goals - First, think about, write down, or know by heart, your goals and your "Why" - why are you investing, and what do you want to achieve.Next, create a "buy-box". 

5) Create / update your portfolio architecture action plan - Write it down.2) Focus on your return on equityThe "Buy" spreadsheets and numbers become less relevant every year. 

who writes the contract?

For property owners with out-of-state investments, is it necessary to keep all receipts and invoices for write-offs during tax season, even smaller jobs performed by the PM's handyman?

I've even had banks say they'll write the deal if I deposit 10% of the loan value back into a money market at their bank.It's a crazy world - 

Have them in writing, not just in your head.