@Robert FreemanYou need the “purchase and sale agreement” for the seller, which must have “And/or assigns” on the buyer’s name line.Further, this contract should include: - Address and legal description of the property- Seller’s name- Buyer’s name- And/or assigns” on the buyer’s name line, if you’ll be assigning the property (I’ll talk about this later)- Price- Closing date- The day’s date- Earnest money amount - Contingencies These points come from @Brandon Turner 's book: "The Book on Real estate Investing with No Money Down."

Description of the services rendered.Step 3: File the Lien with the Property Records OfficeA.

I have 23 STRs, 82 beds total.Try running an STR in your geographic area first, within 30 minutes driving distance, to get your feet wet.

Also, get really high quality pictures that sell the property, jazz up your description and price slightly under market.

Find the right geographical zone depending on what you want to do- wholesale, fix and flip, buy and hold.

@Jonathan Perez can you provide a better description on where you are with the insurance claims process? 

I'm looking to combine geographic data to determine the best zones to look into investing.

But zero leads, so...Probably will regroup and create a new set of campaigns for August.The local 'wide' audience looked like this:several zones on a map (geographic radius), Age 47 to 65+Interests: Home Improvements, The Home Depot, Lowe's or AARP

Either they want to get out of the geographical location or the type fo insurance when ty increase it that much.

I would say if you are a beginner, the geographic distance is probably going to cause you some anxiety over the years.