Originally posted by @Jd Martin: The spread on the rent to investment is what makes this work; if rents were to decline by 15-20% it would cause some serious damage to profitability, if it were even still profitable at all.This is the part that would worry me the most - when you put in what I would consider to be 'real' expenses (not the first 3 years after a full rehab numbers) and drop rents to what I would think would be realistic for any one of the recessions that could happen in the next couple of years....all of a sudden you're staring down the barrel of multi-million dollar triplexes that are bleeding money, and likely in a market that could make them tough to exit from at what you expect right now.

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I always carry a blank P&S contract with me.

Do you get a disclosure authorization upfront as part of the deal and leave the date blank?

The truth of the matter here is that I am not positive if my seller has actually signed any such agreement with the park yet as I have only been provided with blank copies.

Karen -I believe that your goals should be staring you in the face daily not sitting in your computer or in a drawer.  

Get a realtor to give you a blank copy of the state approved purchase and sale agreement.And then get a well known local wholesaler to send you a copy of an assignment addendum..Boom!

If it's for inspections, they can give you a blank checklist.

A blank form will get you in trouble, IMO!

I've contemplated making a blanked REI (rental based) Balance Sheet and Profit and Loss Statement Spreadsheet.