Very soon, we are going to put the agreement in writing, but it's smarter to hash it out before any problems arise.At the end of the day, I would put everything in writing looked at by a good attorney.

You, as the plan owner, can write checks to fund investments.

Sometimes some of my tenants there contact me about something and I just want to write back "Can you train my other tenants to be as polite as you?

We bought our last one at auction and I normally write offers on many of the bank owned.

. :)The Seattle area has been white-hot as far as rising home prices go, great news for the savvy flipper or talented wholesaler, not so great news if you're into traditional buy-hold investing as home prices have far outstripped the ability of rents to keep up.If you're looking for an informal meet-up to attend, @Troy Fisher and @Tiffany Plovie run a great series of get togethers in Kirkland/Seattle while their colleague @Kevin Carbon is passing the torch down in Tacoma-Lakewood.Cheers and good luck!

It would be great if you could message me the service provider you use (not sure if you are allowed to write the name here)

Yes they will want an attorney to write up the note and mortgage so if things go south they can foreclose on you.  

I took a long time writing it to answer your question @Jessica Bolin and my time is valuable.  

Visualize where you want your real estate activities to be in 10 years, work backwards and write down all the actions it will take to get there.

(writing this it might seemed that I rushed into that but I've been doing my hw for over 7 months, I just don't want to drag on with how I've been studying) I don't have much money so I wanted to build up a little portfolio of sfrs.