Would a contract between parties be needed you think?

For example, there was a 10 or 12 unit property that came on the market not long ago, and before my business partner and I even had a chance to go view it the thing went under contract within hours of it hitting the MLS.In order to find the good deals these days you really have to look off the MLS.

This will be your biggest hurdle - but you are only in Austin so driving up for a potential property under contract isn't impossible either. 

If it checks out, get it into contract and pay for a home inspection (and any other needed inspections) for good measure.There are more investor buyers than ever before, so the lowest hanging fruit needs work/renovation.

We were provided with one lease and were told the other tenant currently had no lease and was month to month.The house was under contract at the end of May. 1 Tenant left at the end of June and was replaced (without my realtor nor I knowing) and a new tenant had moved in on July 1.

The attorney there can draw up a simple purchase contract and facilitate the purchase and closing.

I have a 2 bed 1 bath 850 sq ft  house under contract in Shively 40216.Purchase price of $50,000 and an appraisal of $74,000 (67.5% LTV) .

For wholesaler clients I have the contracts allow for my client to choose the title company. 

Are they asking to see the list of homes I have under contract?

Last year, I decided to list the duplex for sale and I learned that my deed's legal description was incorrect once I had the property under contract.