One of my main premises has always been... that the qualified buyer is the most important ingredient of any transaction and that you the buyer should get whatever you want in the way of representation.

The simplest was simply put together as a law option on a home I fixed up and flipped...most profit I ever made on a single deal.

The simplest way to put it is that every time money gets involved (buying lumber, hiring a gardener, etc) you have to put it on the spread sheet.

Work at one of those two chains to learn the self storage business and make connections to make receiving funding more likely.For reference, if someone does fund your project, the typical, simplest structure is for the developer (you) to receive 10% equity for your time and expertise.

Hello, I'm wondering which person is the best and simplest to work with when working on a rehab.

I guess the simplest and cleanest would be to sell and pay the tax in the foreign entity and then use the local LLC going forward.

If there's one thing I have learned in my 30 year career it's that just getting out there and doing it is not a long-term strategy.In simplest terms, it's those without some sort of plan and comprehension of the market they are entering fail. 

Let me preface my fun complicated times, I currently live in Japan(ex-pat), and trying to purchase an investment property in Springfield, Missouri.Getting things notarized for America isn't the simplest or cheapest(If I notarized closing documents here it costs $500+).Currently the title company that my mortgage officer is going with is requiring my wife(Japanese) to sign a Marital Interest Waiver, if my understanding is correct giving up her right to the property.Herein lies my question, is this actually required by law, and if it is, does Missouri recognize e-notaries?

Damion, the easiest and simplest way is to drive a neighborhood, look for properties with signs of neglect which typically mean that the owners inside have not made maintaining the exterior of their home a priority, probably because they don't have the money to do so. 

Maybe @Jeff Pollack can share with you his secret ingredient on how to flip and make $500k+/year. ;)1.