@Augustin Tommy Jr. its very simple, just have to read the agreement and fill out the blanks. if some of the clauses does not apply to you, just put N/A or none.make sure to put property address in all pagesIn the first page, write down your name and seller name, along with property address, and county description of property for LOT and Block, this info is available in your countyThen in sales price just put he value as cash, leave blank financing amountFor earnest money, I always put $10 and the title company information that I am usingFor Title and survey, I always place as Buyers Expense when wholesalingIN PAGE 2 - I usually leave blank, but you can place as Buyers expense or seller expenseIn objections I leave blank or noneThe rest of the pages are self-explanatory you just have to read the contract

Which would be to concentrate on staring a Property Management Company, that also provides bookkeeping services? 

Could anyone share a blank disclosure that they use to inform sellers that they are an Agent that is not working as an Agent in the matter.  

I have found 90% of my deals meeting people rather than staring at websites. 

Honestly, I was so focused on the numbers and projections that I neglected to look at the problem staring me in the face (see my post in another form about this deal here.

Croix, USVIBelow is the progress, stared May 2015, look to be completed mid-summer 2016.

In fact, I have a HUD1 in front of me and the Buyer's side is blank except for their name, address and lender.Karin DiMauro I'm sure you "earned every penny" on your rehab.

Whatever it is you want just ask them point blank.

I knocked on her door and introduced myself, a couple minutes to break the ice and chit chat, when I told her why I wanted to talk to her, I could see a cold stand offish stare.

But when you hear that there are a bunch of people on porches and they stare at you and agent does not feel safe to get out of the car... and that's at day time!