Since then I've found Real Estate attorney's who can do it for half that.I'd have an attorney of some sort do it.

There is way too much competition to do that in this market; there are flippers here with 40 years experience that could not pull of those sort of numbers.

Well thinking about the inspectors point of view, how about pushing them to find an access point to at least gain some sort of access by opening a panel (do you need sellers permission?)

It's all sort of simple there's nothing illegal about it we're just giving over a great deal and making a profit.

I prefer having silent investors who will be happy with the returns than having a person think that they should always have a say and right to block certain decisions simply because they are either scare or on an ego trip and think they are now running some sort of mega empire and that they will save the world.Doesn't mean it will happen, but I have learnt to do my researches, plan things out and be smart with my money.

Now I'm sort of scrambling to get in front of as many people as I can.

I have flipped several homes and will continue to do so, but once I graduate, I am looking to work for a Real Estate Investment firm in South Florida as an analyst of some sort.

Should I create a whole new lease or can I create some sort of addendum that says "Following all terms from the [previous lease agreement], I hereby affirm to resign a lease from __________ to _________."  

That sort of flexibility will allow me to catch as many students as possible.

I've read so much, but it is still confusing and unclear if I must register with them for the sort of lending I would like to do.