I have a house under contract in San Leandro that I plan to flip.

Contracts are state specific.

If you are looking at a small multi-family of four units or less:Rent RollReview all leases, addendums, or other agreementsTenant payment historyAny violation notices, delinquenciesList of all maintenance in the past yearSchedule of capital improvements in the past 3-5 yearsUtility bill reviewP&L for current year plus the last 1-2Service contracts (landscaping, cleaning, snow removal, etc.)Inventory of all property owned by SellerThere may be more but this is a good start.

Do a search for Subject To, Wraps, Lease Options, Owner Financing, Land Contract.

I'd have agents and investors reach out to me to try to put the house under contract before it went to market and the banks never would accept an offer early.

If there is an article, already that answers my questions, please feel free to point me in the direction.I am exploring the option of selling houses on contract.

Probably be multiple offers on this property.Strategies and options to get it under contract and come up with the rest appreciated?

i see posts about people worried about not finding a buyer once house is under contract but would it not be easier to find the buyer before a property is put it under contract ?

Yet.)The actual Request/QuestionWe are currently having a lawyer draft up a contract to define the partnership (as private persons, no company structure yet), and it would be very helpful to me if you could look over the main points and give me feedback!

I am a Broker in Texas and when I purchase residential or small multifamily (1-4) homes for myself, I write in the contract that I receive the 3% listed buyer's agent commission (in one form or another).