I hear the generic numbers that say 1 year but i wanted to hear from people who have done it.

Some generic operating agreement or an agreement that was written by my attorney for my business might not work for you.The money you spend consulting an attorney now will be well worth it if you ever need the operating agreement.

He's a sales guy and I really don't want it to sound like a generic pitch.

The information was pretty generic but i still felt ripped off and played ,and it was only a buck.This happens time and time again you learn by doing researching not by spending large sums of money on some system 

You can get a simple assignment form and that can be generic just make sure it has non refundable earnest money built in. 

Is there a generic number we can plug in somewhere as a place holder?

The problem is that you are using a generic ad that has been done to death by every other wholesaler/investor out there.Those we buy houses ads are over saturated on craigslist to the point where it becomes hard to stand out from the crowd.You'll have to come up with something more catchy.

"Bulk" is a generic term used.

His application was very generic and honestly the terms were simply too good to be true.

Too many new investors show up with a fancy title, expensive business cards and a generic website and have no idea what they are doing...what a waste!