@John GrinstonThe difficult part is the operating agreement which I 100% would never take a generic one and would start a relationship with an attorney and have them draft itGetting an ein, registering with a state can all be done online.

Stick to them. 4) Get a generic lease and add to it all the things you care about.

ROI is an extremely generic term and can be finagled however anyone wants to finagle it.

If you decline them, dont offer specifics of why..... just a generic, "we appreciate your interest.....we found a more qualified applicant...best of luck on your continued search".

As it stands it looks like a product that was created by paying some guy on Fiverr $20 bucks and he used a generic wordpress template.

We have our house ground rules and a generic CA lease document, but I haven't been able to find lease forms when renting by room just yet.

So to be on the safe side and to stop getting angry calls I keep in generic in the "Hey I'm just asking around in this area" tone.

If your house isn’t lakefront, it’s just gonna blend in with the other 10,000 generic Poconos houses on Airbnb & VRBO.In places like the Smokies or Tahoe, there’s thousands of houses for rent, but they have sufficient rental demand to keep those places occupied year-round.

I hired a lawyer that was also a friend who drew up this generic agreement with very little specifics.Good luck

My copied and pasted response:"If you want a generic purchase/sales agreement, you can generally find those by doing a quick google search.