The generic description is that you draw up a promissary note for the sales price, financed by the seller at an agreed to percentage rate (6%?

I am now going write up more generic Terms & Conditions, Agreements and the like to expand the circle of investors. 

All these simple generic questions have been answered millions of time.

If they are generic that’s a start.

Since your question is too generic, it's hard to tell what type of broker you're looking for and which part of JAX.

Your analysis is  very generic and  does not apply to our Bay Area market. 

I never heard of this until I was 25 years into the industry and well.. at that point it was to me like a first grade book... very generic.

One the most overlooked things that most PMs/leasing agents do when renting out a space is to go generic: posting ads on CraigsList, newspapers, and national listing sites instead of investing the time at the start to think more about what their ideal renter looks like, where they live/work/play, and going after them by advertising where they are, which could be specific workplaces, housing intermediaries assisting folks trying to get back on their feet while providing guaranteed rental income to owners. 

My site has some generic investor carrot pdf on there.

Any sort of Bill Of Sale should work you don't need anything fancy.I'd just type up a generic template and fill it out accordingly for any purchases.