I put in multiple offers and soon realized bidding on fix & flips is like a feeding frenzy!

I have seen some general documentation online to have the tenant sign a waver form and attach it as an addendum to the lease; similar to what tenants at an apartment complex would sign for use of common exercise area / common area pools.Any feed back from investors / attorneys that have some experience dealing with SF rentals with Pools would be greatly appreciated!  

Looking for some feed back, from an investors stand point, real estate can be tough, and doesnt fit every ones criteria. looking forwards to a few replies!

looking for feed back on the note school.

If so, then can you please give some honest feed back. 

Hi BP.I'm a new investor learning the game thank you all for the help an feed back. 

It throws off a handful of leads a month, nothing special.If I was hiring I'd do a small base- $10/hr just so they know they aren't ever working for free, but set up a straight commission schedule and make sure they know the expectation is that they feed themselves.Hard part is training someone to do that right.

For every buyer you dont want is a buyer for another realtor who can feed their family.

@Erick Gomez Use @Jerry Ta in this feed to get renters.

Would you benefit by feeding (referring) unconverted leads to another company that might be able to monetize deals that your team did not?