If you could create documents and the tenants weren't required to sign them to make them legally binding, then that essentially opens the door for ill-intentioned landlords to incorporate new rules and procedures without the tenant knowing, and then take legal action against them when they (the tenants) didn't know.

As I'm working a full-time job as a software sales professional, I am now seriously focusing on learning about Real Estate Investing with the intention to begin House Hacking at the beginning of 2020.

I have done all of the online capital gains calculators with depreciation recapture and improvements, which definitely result in a capital gain.My intentions are to put the profits from the sale into a couple of rental properties.

I'm sure you wouldn't intentionally put your parents in that situation, so either way I would reconsider the proposed terms of this loan.Once you ultimately do come up with acceptable terms, you really should consider offering your parents the same protections that you would any other lender. 

I am a newer investor and didn’t have any intentions on doing flips of any sort, just considering my options with this house!

We don’t think the titling company may do so intentionally, but people come and go, and someone may find the check in a wrong file folder in 5 years and decide to cash it to be thorough.Thank you!

While most here have good intentions and operate with moral integrity, some may not so announcing on a public website that you have $200k between you may result in some people trying to make contact with you and selling you on something.

Do you spend intentionally?

I don't do note investing (yet), but I use the BP Intentional Journal.

We have a 14-page management contract that we've added our real experiences to over the years, with the intent of protecting both us AND the landlord.