At this point I'm thrilled that I've read Rich Dad's books and found Bigger Pockets to fill in the blanks because they have both changed the way I look at the world in a tremendous way, best of all I have this understanding before I've ever even bought a house.

Hello All,I was wondering if anyone had a blank contract that I could reference and use when working with a general contractor for my first flip.

I would send them blank copies of my purchase agreement template and just ask, "If I bring you a signed copy of this form, can you close with it?"

I even have a blank 7 day notice signed by her so I can serve the non-payment notices.

Since you're rebranding it sounds like also restarting the listing with a blank canvas makes the most sense.I'd be interested to hear whether you have any issues delisting and relisting.

Honestly, I found myself staring out of the window the majority of the time knowing I was ready for a change.  

He left the pets line blank on the application and now that we've gone through the process and are ready to sign the lease he says he has a service animal.I have no problem with him having a service animal.  

He called back and said he could not find it, Deborah asked him point blank if we could sell it with out the permit and he said as long as you disclose that fact it is fine.

From talks with people who do use leveraging extensively (which I'm personally not very averse to, hate the risk of foreclosure staring me in the face constantly), the trick once you hit that maximum credit barrier is to turn to private money.One of the companies my partner invests with offer balloon note deals at 9% annual return and half the equity upon sale.

I've researched investing in the past, but have just stared up again and would love to start learning from others in a small group so my husband and I can move past research and into actually owning investment property.