YesProperties where you can add value and then access equity

Part E1 might violate what's in most standard leases about an agent of the owner having access to the unit to show to prospective buyers or tenants.

I would constantly push him to give me his schedule so that I could meet him at his property to do work.

This is why it's constantly harped on that people should place their money only with people who have track records, right? 

Did you have access before it was listed?

I haven’t seen anyone package it the way he does and constantly promotes integrity through the whole deal.

While specific, there's a generic response.To answer your question, there are plenty of lease / rental agreement templates that you can access online. 

Imagine how much more entertaining and accessible learning about dull topics note investing, raising money, or personal finance would be if BP simply had the subject matter experts write the books and sent the manuscripts over to the 'burg to get a dose of extra literary flair.

@Matt Merrill are you looking for MLS access as well?

But I have had success there.MLS:  Access to realtors who might be helping tenants of their own.