They'll have vetted forms that are lawyer-reviewed in light of local laws.Seems almost every area has slightly diff rules, so am NOT a big advocate of getting one off a general billboard.Having good paperwork and proper service is your major defense as a landlord - Don't cheap out. 

It is a very bad contract and I employed a very inexperienced solicitor to look over the paper work before buying the property. 

Also talk to an accountant to see if it has tax implications. 3) All your paperwork has to go through the brokerage, then the title company (some states require an attorney on each transaction).

I just get a bad feeling regardless of how good the paper work is.

Straight to the point, all the nuts and bolts on how to adverstise, how to take calls, scripts, negotiation, making offers, written contracts, and contract language/contingencies,The best all business in a box, home course studies, with all forms, scripts, paperwork included.

Putting them inside an LLC is not a terrible idea if you're fine with the added paperwork.

I’m not even sure if I have all the information I need, let alone the paperwork and process.

He filled out that paperwork spoke to my insurance company.

If the renovations are below $35,000, the paperwork is pretty limited.Best of luckStephanie 

Of course, an attorney would form the entity and could probably help with the necessary paperwork, but I wanted to get educated on this for my own understanding.