Hopefully, I'll never have to use the termination addendum but I like to be prepared for all possible outcomes.

I want to accelerate my learning and preparation by leveraging the knowledge of someone who is successful at real estate investing in the Bay Area while I prepare to purchase my first deal(s).Here's why I would be an asset to your business:I have a 4-year degree in Construction Management with minor in property development from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo.

The key is to be prepare to have a fighting chance.

But I am prepared (I think) to work hard to grow my wealth above what the average Joe is doing and move my way into the 1%.

I am actually OK renting to students and prepared for what that entails.  

Finding the right home is a combination of patience and preparation, so if I were you, I'd talk to a lender now so you're prepared when the right opportunity comes along.

Mine could certainly stand to be more systematized, but it normally includes a 5:15 wakeup call, cup of coffee on the way to 6 AM Jiu jitsu, bolt home to shower, meditate (Headspace and Sam Harris' meditations), prepare lunch, and I’m out the door.

Lots of factors, any family or friends to help in emergencies,, how flexible is your current job if you had someone you needed to meet can you leave work for hour or 3.. with short notice...some issues can wait others can't, usually things go well but be prepared for the unexpected. 

Without a sufficient base/understanding, you will be less prepared for future deals.  

Preparing to purchase my first rental property and trying to get an idea of what everyone includes in their agreement.