and how do I go about dealing with this.If exactly as you say, your lender is either new/inexperienced or used some version of a form found on the internet rather than have a solid, attorney drafted agreement.

Further,  I am paying for his internet.  

People think they can use the internet to skip this step. 

You might try wholesaling, but even that is not going to be fast - find a wholesaler, go work for him for free for a couple months, soak all the knowledge you can meanwhile and read all the material you can get from internet, BP, Amazon books on the subject.

But I’d ask your CPA if this random on the internet is right. 

It's beyond unlikely the bureaucrats who mishandle our boondoggle of naturalization are proactively concerned with internet postings concerning incorporation details for non-green card holders.

The folks trying to sell you something on the internet probably won't say this, but you need to spend some time in your market before and after your purchase.

I know that there is a plethora of forms on the internet and folks pass them around like candy, but truth is, the property management business involves a lot of legal issues and situations.

From what I have learned from both the internet and colleagues is that the finances are the hardest part of getting started.

It's like building your own little corner of the internet.