I am not in any rush to purchase until the right property comes along, at which point I will act quickly.I look forward to feedback on any part of my situation, but specifically I am wondering whether to use a buyer's agent or just an attorney to look over the paperwork since I am doing the searching.

Now after 3 years I will lose this income when they pay this property off, however, if I want to I can buy another one to replace this income I can do so at the time.I created the paperwork for the lease to own by simply copying the applicable forms in the back of Lonnie Scruggs book.

I actually love my ARMs, closing costs are less and closing itself is much less paperwork and headache.

Any paperwork out there for those or just see a RE attorney?

However; we are still able to handle our development business, from home, though the paperwork is getting to a point where we will be renting space soon.I'd suggest that rather than work from home and be alone, you find a contractor or rehabber that you can work with to learn their side of the business.

I also usually never recommend not getting an attorney, but the 600 pound gorilla on notes is value, not they paperwork to transfer.

Paperwork (deed of trust and promissory note) will be signed and notarized in Kansas, although the investor will close at a title company in Missouri and they will record the deed of trust.Should my choice of laws section read Kansas or Missouri?

Many associations were initially approved, then let it lapse due to the paper work involved.

@Joe Gore LLCs only don't protect if the people don't keep the paperwork correct.

You don't want them to feel like they are been taken advantage of.I tell my FSBO sellers "Once you and I agree on a price, I will take care of all the paperwork and any other headache associated with the transaction.