You should know the specifics of the law as well though, it looks like this is a broad overview.  

Hi Dan Graney for me the best coarse offered by Rich Dad is the weekend intro course where you get an overview of real estate investing in a 2 day boot camp.

The panelists were "very" high quality and the material comprehensive - with not too much of an attempt to upsell/cross sell (although there were some enevitable pitches for advanced strategy training).

I understood what I HAD to have in a contract and what was merely fodder in my opinion.The TREC is definitely the most comprehensive contract out there for Texas.

Hello Brad --Here is an overview of what we did -- maybe it could be helpful to you when considering a plan...My wife and I were really blessed with our first deal.

I will be doing some searching here to learn more about the points you make.I am also wondering if there is a good, comprehensive, easily understandable book that covers these topics at least to a point of understanding them enough to convey to a lawyer what you are trying to accomplish?

In other words, a business plan should absolutely contain goals, but in addition, it should contain action steps to achieve those goals (MILESTONES), discussion of how you'll afford to work towards those goals (FINANCING), an overview of who is involved in achieving those goals and their specific roles in the operation (BUSINESS STRUCTURE, BREAKDOWN OF RESPONSIBILITIES), substantiation for why those goals are achievable (MARKET ANALYSIS, COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS, CUSTOMER ANALYSIS), a discussion of the obstacles/risks standing between you and those goals (RISK ASSESSMENT), and how to mitigate/circumvent those obstacles/risks (RISK MITIGATION, ALTERNATE EXIT STRATEGIES).Do you need to write all of it down?

If you hire professionals, you have the benefit of having the work done professionally at professional rates and paid by the tenant if the security deposit was enough to cover it.Next time, protect yourself and your investment by setting into place a comprehensive rental agreement and inspect your property on a regular basis.

I'm putting together a comprehensive packet for Seller, and Buyers.

Not really what you are looking for but a title company should have what you want.http://www.smartzip.com/corp/product/overview/