You can make a lot of money on Contracts For Deed, but I generally find the whole process to be ethically / morally questionable for me.I realize there are different Sellers and all situations are different, but a lot of what I see are Sellers who take a large down payment from someone who they know has virtually no chance of ever paying off the property.They wind taking the property back the first time someone misses a payment and then they start the process all over again.

I do not hire out this work, for two reasons. 

When an employer in hiring mode gets flooded with resumes, somehow they have to eliminate candidates, and they do consider experience.

Hello Bigger PocketsI am new to the world of REI and am currently looking for my first deal.  I am looking for a SFH or a townhouse, preferable townhouse for lower maintenance costs, 3 beds 2 baths, 1800 sq ft, in a n...

You can save a lot of money by doing the work yourself compared to hiring a contractor but at the same point you want to make sure it is legitimate.

Hi again @Sara Taslitt, you can find some pretty good standard leases on the internet but Massachusetts is very particular with their laws so I think it is worth it to hire a good attorney to provide a lease for you.

So I think you could do a couple things. try calling from a few numbers and tell her you want to hire her first, and then explain more, need a prop manager, like the building, trying to buy the building and so on.

You want to make sure they have truly done everything possible.Hire Outside Help:  This is an extended vacancy, hiring help could help resolve this issue. 

Customer will say thanks for saving me from buying this crap, i will hire you again for my next house and recommend you to my friends. 

Does there exist a configurable, virtual offer template somewhere?