My business is currently broad and I am offering a variety of decorating and design services to homeowners.

Attorney reviews documents, there are dozens of comments regarding terms that let the lender fairly easily call the loan on a variety of technicalities.

How should a newbie learn about the variety of real estate contracts?

I like to gather data from a variety of sources. 

The offer is cash and from family so the deal can be structured a variety of ways. 1.

@Max Alford I think this is a really interesting question (and more complex than it might seem at first glance).A car can say a lot about a person (both good and bad), and there are a whole variety of car cultures that all have different traits.Weirdly, a car that's perfect for one realtor might be bad for another realtor, because a single car elicits different reactions in different contexts.For instance, if you show up in a Ferrari to show me (an investor) a standard $300k 1500 sq ft 3/2 in a C-class area, I'll think your car is totally out of place, and it will throw up tons of red flags.

I have spoken to a couple different people and received a variety of answers, mostly just to add me to title, but there isn't an answer that plays into a long term plan.

How do you feel knowing there's a variety of situations where someone else's challenges, failure to plan ahead, acts of God (that aren't covered by insurance) or nefarious intentions become your burden to bear with the law's support?

Then, you decide what to do based on a variety of factors.

There are a variety of options to choose from, but what I would highly suggest for starters is to get one in Cleveland or in Columbus.