Lawyers of course are involved.

I'm currently managing a small impact investing fund in Madison, and am looking to increase my involvement in the real estate industry.

Went through the Beginner Guide, almost every associated link to the guide, multiple webinars, as well as posts from members for topics I am interested in. 

My plan to get involved in notes is to buy for cash a SFH, rehab and then sell on terms to an end buyer (instead of holding to rent). 

Hey Keana, I think you could have multiple options here, but we need to ask a few questions to get there. 1.

I was just curious if anyone else had tried this approach to get their first deal done.Also you’re probably both correct on the close-to-close time, but I feel there’s no way this deal would go past 6 months (unless it didn’t sell) because of the limited SOW involved.

Strong wind gusts and very dry conditions aren't helping with fighting the blaze and trying to contain the raging wildfire that is causing so much damage and grief.Can you imagine, going to the grocery store or visiting a friend down the street, and an hour later seeing smoke a few miles away, not thinking much about it or being very worried about it...but a few minutes / hours later being forced by order to LEAVE NOW and a few hours later you find out that multiple people are considered missing and that almost the whole town was completely wiped out... as if a bomb went off and flatted the entire area..Well, this is very much a reality for people Northern California in Butt County.

I just purchased multiple properties and Unfortunately I have been dealing with cockroaches.You cant charge the tenant if it doesnt state that in the leaseI would definitely get a professional to handle the situation Lastly I agree give them a 24 hour and do an inspection I had a house I bought and apparently the tenant skipped town.

There are multiple CPA's/Accountant's who are frequent posters on the biggerpockets forum.

@Bill CrowI also do the open house method when I have multiple potential tenants.