There are so many do's, and so many don't's, that you could write a book.

I want to at least make an offer so that the Broker doesn't write me off as a tire kicker and stops sending me listings.Any suggestions on what my next conversation with the broker should be?

Write a business plan, it shows that you are professional and investors like business plans. 2. 

Thanks for the recommendation on a plumber, writing all of these down.I'm really enjoying getting the local feedback, please keep it coming if anybody else has any thoughts.

They will write policies for vacant homes (sometimes an issue for insurance) and they will review you rates upon request. 

I don't think I'll get back into sandwich lease options, which I might write a post later about the pros & cons of my experience with sandwich lease options.  

I'm definitely not writing Southern California off, I look at properties in areas like Hemet, San Jacinto and Riverside everyday.  

When you have a partner in a bussiness one of the partners will have more interest and more talent in certain areas and more or less always handle that part.  

Literally, I write a specification document that goes into enough detail so there is no (or very little) ambiguity and the scope of work is clear.

I need to make sure this is stated on the contract should I just hand write it under the section Other Aggreements or under the sections Prorartions.Any would be appreciated.