I would recommend to take a Michael Blank course on multifamily investing.

If you are buying and selling, ALL the forms you need are on DORA's website: Colorado Contracts They are boilerplate, and you just fill in the blanks. 

If you're not picky you'll probably end up with 3 or 4.Now go buy some blank yellow coroplast from a local sign shop and a big fat black permanent marker from an office supply store and write in big letters on the coroplast:RENT TO OWN3br 2ba$2000555-1234Stick a bunch of those signs up around the neighborhood where the house is located.Record this on your voicemail:Rent to own your dream home with no bank qualifying!

The professional recommends to replace the blanks and quotes me 350$ for it.

If you have no experience and you can find deals using this database, a better way, in my opinion, is to bring the opportunities to guys like myself or @Brian Burke, @John Cohen, @Ben Leybovich, @Michael Blank and others on this platform who can close deals and get you in the game.I shared on a BP podcast and my story at this link how I went from buying a duplex to trying to take down a 132 unit deal the next year. 

I think Michael Blank's is pretty popular and fairly cheap.

Since they are essentially blank / templates, you need to populate them with all of the info you use to operate your business. 

If anyone has experience with any syndication contact management services or any syndication contact excel sheets you've set up (with the names, etc blanked out) that they would consider sharing, I would greatly appreciate it.  

I'm mostly a digital marketer on a day-to-day basis, so I stare at a computer screen all day.If I like being a landlord, I'll try to purchase at least 1 property a year going forward  (preferably multi-family but I may do single family since there's a lot more inventory available in my preferred areas).So even though I feel like I know some of you already from reading your post (particular those who comment on posts about the Cleveland market), I look forward to chatting and learning more about real estate.

I'm starting with a blank slate and thought that his Free transactional funding for 1 year and Buyers data feed(free for 90 days) would be of great value.So, what would you recommend a newbie as myself start with and If you had $1500 as a newbie and a blank slate, how would you use it to get a jump-start?