My insurance company was involved and we wrote a rider on the leases to cover liability and indemnification.

Lastly, I want to promise BP to set aside my shyness and be much more involved in the Forums.

The point being is that to find the right attorney or anyone else you need in a professional capacity , you have to ask around, and get involved. 

Hey @Jay Hinrichs you'll only see me posting in the turn key threads if there is a title issue involved...

This will be the first time I have not had a realtor, title company, and atty involved in a purchase.Here's where I'm at:We've signed purchase agreement ($16k PP no EMD), and are ready to close.

The Denver market seems competitive but I like the BRRR method of investing.

I am not one to ask friends and family for money but the right property could be a win-win for everyone involved.

It seems painting gets the highest rate of return for the cost involved.

If they are really returning your capital and you have no assumption of debt then absolutely you'll be involved in a step transaction - that's just another way to access profit.But I'm having a hard time picturing that scenario. 

My brokerage does not do property management so I am interested in just the tenant placement component.For those that work with landlords, what methods are you using to get landlords to list their properties with you for rent?