Can the existing residence be economically modified to accommodate 2 renters?

I am more than happy to accommodate certified service dogs and their owners, however I have had problems in the past with people claiming non-certified dogs as service dogs.

There are no "all in one" comprehensive pre-foreclosure, REO, and NOD lists.

I would guess that raising the rent to accommodate that is within their expectations.Just my 2 cents and I hope it works out the best for you.

Originally posted by @Anthony Mendoza:I know everyone using those trec contracts but I feel those are to long my real estate coach gave me a one page purchase and sale agreement contract and a Assignment agreement contract that he uses in his state but I wanna make sure there good to use in Texas does any one know where I can take them to go get them look at  Sounds like you want a one page MOU, then a standard comprehensive contract.

Striking that balance between strategic and action-oriented behavior is a challenge.To the more strategic end, are there any comprehensive checklists for getting a complete REI operation rolling, particularly using the BRRRR strategy? 

How do I know whether or not it is good comprehensive coverage and they are equal to each other?  

I am not soliciting you.. however I do this for close clients of mine where I can accommodate for 3 to 6 months.. as I can repay out of my cash I don't need to sell anything.. but most that are in the business are not as cashed up.. and the reason they are borrowing is they need the cash..

Like Russell Brazil, I also have a $2M commercial comprehensive liability insurance policy which covers those properties. 

This of course would be very difficult without having a comprehensive understanding of the market you will be investing in.