I plan to leverage our attorney to help draft the agreements, but would love to get any tips from experienced landlords. 

Any tips would be greatly appreciated.

A bit on my self I have 3 singles in Dallas Forth-Worth area & 1 single Tampa area I sold 2 flips in Austin, TXIn DFW, I’m doing section 8 , I am getting properties with hard money loan , remodel them, and then re fi them for 30 years , I put around 45-65K for each property I have 4 properties total that cash flowing $300, $500, $1000 (section 8) , $250 per month after all taxes, expenses , insurances , mortgages .. 

If you buy a home, best to take a tax deductible trip to analyze the home, and the area around it. 

Have you ever heard anyone say the tax code is complex?

I still pay a fair share of taxes.

Here are some tips for getting started with home flipping:Start Small: To reduce risk and get expertise as a newbie, think about beginning with smaller, less expensive properties.

It must: 1) Automatically Track my Mileage 2) Provide a comprehensive export to excel/spreadsheet for tax purposes 3) Free -any good ones free? 

Happy to run ROI (cashflow, appreciation, tax deductions) calculations with you.

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