And don't try to save money by using a generic lease you found online or at Staples.

It's a good read and will essentially give you a crash course on one of the main staples of a wholesalers business which is finding buyers for properties you put under contract.In fact, the entire wholesaling forum would be of great educational value to you if you are a newbie.IMHO @ a very high level your wholesaling business should look like this...1) Market for wholesale properties.

I would guess that Staples and other nationwide stores would have it.

This is your property, not the tenants, and they may pick something to suit their tastes, but may not help get the property rented in the future.As far as installation, they may want to hire their cousin "Jim Bob" who staples carpet directly into the floor and doesn't know what tack strips are.

Putting a few small nail holes in a wall is ordinary; putting four lag bolts into a wall or 100 staples into the window trim is not ordinary.I have no idea where your investment is, so I can't give you State-specific assistance.

The military base, hospitals, and University are strong staples in the community.

Originally posted by Steve Babiak:Joseph,Have you ever seen this:http://www.signstapler.com/I've seen it.............but its STAPLES, one strong wind and off the pole it goes.

We are less than an hour to the beach; we are an hour to SD airport, or ONT airport; we are only 1.5 hours to Staples center in LA; we are less than 2 hours to Big Bear and just over 4 hours to Las Vegas.People come here, worried about the commute or worried about the heat... then realize quickly that those fears are overrated.

@Dovid Staples Try Kelli Preston at First AZ Title (Scottsdale office). 

I single handed ripped the carpet out of 1200 sq ft in about 30 min, it blew me away that my lack of experience almost paid someone for this.The kitchen and living room ceilings had old 12” stapled acoustic ceiling tiles with smoke staining and/ or water damage.