This deal will have many components to it;1) The initial purchase (who's paying for what)2) The rehab work, who's doing it, and who's paying for it 3) The mortgage once rehab is completed, and how much money is your uncle getting back after the mortgage is in place4) The ongoing operations after the rehab, who's managing the property, who has what responsibilities 5) The exit strategy should one of you wants to exit the deal, or the agreed upon exit strategy based on the joint plan.You're asking about various templates, I would recommend using them as a learning tool, but don't write-up anything yourself, have an attorney do it.

It costs the same to replace an HVAC, carpets, repaint and all the ongoing maintenance on a property renting for $650 as it does on one renting for $1000.

I would make sure the builder has the Certificate of Occupancy (meaning the permit has been finaled) and ask them for an Owner training.

They are required to have X amount of recurrent training every year, depending on the state.

So, it is always better to find a quality insurance agent you can turn to on an ongoing basis and leave that guess work to the pros.If you haven't found one already, @Parker Cox is who you'll want to call.

I would really be interested in funding about 4 flips on an ongoing basis. 3-4 month flips from buy to sell.

Realtors are trained that there is one correct way of doing everything, so investors and off-market properties scare them at first. 

Hey guys, so I am currently looking for a real estate company with phenomenal training in which some one can take me under their wing.

You may have to train any agent you are working with so that the agent understands the benefits of your offer that the seller will be getting when he says yes.

There is an upcoming Davis Real Estate investors meeting on th 28th of January that I'm planning on going to.