I've spent some time driving around the neighborhood looking for vacant houses. Some of these are clearly abandoned while others show more nuanced signs of vacancy.  I want to send a letter out to these owners and I'd...

But typically they verbally communicate with you before the offer is sent doe board review. 

.- Have your attorney review your lease template.- Ask your CPA any questions you have regarding writing off expenses.- If purchasing and/or improving a property, consult with your CPA on how to mitigate taxable events (for example, if you have to sell stock you own to fund the investment).There are many other questions that could be asked, but given that I do not know much about your situation, I am not sure if they would be relevant.

I know you are not a customer yet, but if you wouldn't mind posted what you said in your first post regarding your experience contacting our competitors on United Properties Google review page I would greatly appreciate it.  

(Free legally reviewed forms for California are available at firsttuesday.us)Like Phil points out, your concern with licensing has less to do with forms and more to do with whether you are representing the buyer.  

Hello Mary,The law does state that HOA's can charge fee's for the review of submitted plans which associate to the costs the HOA pays for architects or consultants to review the plans. 

I will be reviewing my business plan in due course and will learn from you a lot!

Lynn consults with him reviewing the task items, assessing the contractors work, any changes needed,…So, together, we each take a personality and try to balance the business growth as much as possible.So I coined “Pleasant Nightmares” based on all the mishaps we have had along the way here in our first journey together.

Use the "Learn" tab up top and you can listen to podcasts, review blogs, read the Ultimate Beginners Guide to REI and much more.  

Also, if I did purchase the property they would know who I am, and I have heard some mixed reviews on having your tenants know who you are, as the owner.