You can go to OfficeMax or staples and pick up a generic lease form.

There are samples online as well as pre-printed forms for purchase at place like Staples and Office Max etc.These are very generic forms.

If you choose to do it yourself, be careful to use the right gauge staples and pre-drill any nail holes.I will absolutely use bamboo again in my own home and flips.

I just Locked in my final 30 yr fixed loan on my staple props.

There were staples holding the insulation in place one staple every 6 inches.

It was a pretty thick document, but I could only see the first page since it was in a stapled sleeve.

Is it worth buying one like they sell at Staples?

Carbella CheekMason Crane, you can typically find generic real estate purchase contract at your local Staples, or contact your local Board of Realtors to find out which version is acceptable in your State/County.Brian Haskins has a great article/video on the actual process of filling it out.

Those flexible drains are junk and are easily stopped up with hair and other stuff.I've also seen roofs done with staples instead of nails.

There is so much bad advice out there and on this site; it is hard to pick just a few...You need an entity before you start buying real estate.Entities protect you from personal liability.You don't need a lawyer (or CPA), you can use off the shelf forms from Staples or such and such guru for that.Stay out of the stock market.Stay out of real estate.Stay out of lending.Stay out of angel investing and venture capital.Quit your day job and focus on making your investing your job.Keep your day job and forget about that investing nonsense.Follow Kiyosaki's investing and financial model.