If you have a blank lease you simply assume they have their copy and you enforce the lease accordingly.

On occasion when I don't do as well as I'd like to I end up with $2,000-5,000 invested in a BRRRR after refinancing and this is on homes in the $150k ARV price range that rent for $1500/month.See you at the top!

Not sure if this will get deleted or not but I listen to Madfientist, ChooseFI, Stacking Benjamins, Tim Ferris, both bigger pockets, Michael Blank, Gary Vee, and Joe Fairless.

Check out The Daily Real Estate Investor Podcast with Josiah Smelser as well as Michael Blanks podcast.

You can simply copy the formula to a blank spreadsheet and start using it for yourself.

As he dove into the rehab, he’d have some crew members not show up, including one who got arrested mid-project, and on occasion they’d do poor work that he’d then have to fix.

Fill in the blanks?

You can then for the most part, not have to worry about the legal/illegal aspects of the grey areas of wholesaling and you will have the great foundation on which to start.Then it is my opinion that you can supplement from your new found knowledge by reading all the REI books to help you fill in the blanks.

Everybody has bad days, bad tenants, bad deals on one occasion or another, but working with a team that has a track record of happy clients and good returns is going to be worth its weight in gold. 

@Jonathan New I've been to most of the multifamily conferences this year, except Best Even Conference and Michael Blank's.