Hi I would like to know where can I find legitmate whilesaling contracts that I can use for any state in the country I want to start prinintimg out some contracts so when I do find a motivated seller I already have a contract where I can just plug in the names and other logistics thank you 

I've read many threads on the relationship part of this, more interested in logistics and planning.Thanks!

You might have to spend money around 15-20k for paperwork, logistics, and setting up a company.

For me, after strongly considering SFRs I just couldn't see a way to hit my annual income goal without massive logistical challenges so I decided to go the apartment route.

I find it hard to fathom the price difference unless the logistics for the smaller unit is different and more difficult.

How did you find them, the logistics of how a loan assumption works, etc...Thanks for sharing and for the motivation!

I'm looking at a nice home Friday, so if I like it I will probably post a follow up question about logistics. 

Sometimes the simplest, stupidest logistical nonsense keeps the buyers who want to see your place from getting in.

Better to stay close to the place I already own, or branch out and deal with the extra logistics of property elsewhere? 

Normally the settlement agreement would stipulate something like: you and/or the seller pay a much reduced amount of fines (I think on one occasion it was agreed a > $500,000 fine would be reduced to $20,000) to the city and the city will drop the outstanding violation, in exchange you agree that you will actually remedy the violation(s) within a certain amount of time (apply for the appropriate permits and so on).If you are confident that you can negotiate with the city and resolve it that way, it may be logistically easier to buy the house with the violations, and then resolve them aftewards (my first point)... but it's obviously MUCH safer for you to come to a binding agreement with the city prior to closing (that stipulates that the city gets paid for whatever they agreed to accept for the violations right after closing).