However the best method I have found is to first ask if they are willing in a follow up phone call followed by an email that has a link to the listing where you would like the review posted along with a started sample of review write up to make it very simple for the guest to post the review.

I am new here and I am looking for a short brief description about how a private/hard money loan works from start to closing (typical process)...this might be helpful for both private parties that are interested in lending funds and also for borrowers looking to flip properties (what to expect)...I have outlined some questions below:-What type of documents are usually needed for private money loans closing (they might differ from state to state)...sample docs links might be helpful (e.g. promissory note, deed of trust etc).? 

I even offered to put together spreadsheets of expenses and sent samples I’ve received from other JV partners but he has no interest in improving his communications.MISTAKE #5: Not clarifying how reporting would be done and what level of information was expected.After gaining more knowledge and experience I can’t believe I ever agreed to do this deal.

or have a sample partners agreement, I can review.Thanks.John Thi

A handful of rental properties is incredibly small sample size.

Hey Allen,I have a SOW Document Template in my fileplace which should help you get started writing a SOW:https://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/drobertson/file/sample-contractors-scope-of-work-documents

( I am not a handyman at all, nor do I have the time to) Anyone have a Sample Partnership.

Written by attorney investors, it's full of practical advice pertaining to management of investment property, has sample forms that can be edited, and - most importantly - they tell you what your primary state laws are and where you can read them.

@Nathan G.Do you happen to have a sample non renewal letter to provide?

Hi, @Alex Cottman -- check your local legal bar association…they will sometimes have a sample lease landlords can use that incorporates the laws of your state.