They can also provide you with the minimum lot sizes and requirements so you can see if a lot split is a viable option.Below is an excerpt from some of the tools we've created for initial due diligence.Research the Authority Having Jurisdiction’s Code (AHJ) to identify where the AHJ will allow that type of useFind the zoning code on the AHJ’s website google “zoning code for XYC city, state”Identify the zoning designations where your use can be permittedSee LINK HERE to an example of zoning designationsAlso, if you decide to develop it or even just to talk to commercial brokers about potential tenants based on the existing zoning here is another link to useful documents for finding/vetting your team & partners: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/13Z0B7mV--YRtVN3TJhez...Feel free to send me a DM if you'd like to connect further.

Go here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/landlord-formsAs a Pro Member, you get free leases and forms, attorney reviewed and state specific, and I just went ahead and downloaded the Washington State forms.

You can download the Google voice app get a free number and use that to call them. and when they block that number you can just change the number on the same app, and keep calling and txting.

Download BP’s newest book here some good due diligence in Chapter 10.

I have found truepeoplesearch to be the slowest, but most accurate with phone numbers, while services like RedX can download many contacts all at once but will have a lot more dead numbers, previous owners etc. 

I would like a downloadable copy of the 2023 Chicago Residential Lease.

Here, I cannot find any such equivalent w/ downloadable forms, any help would be welcome. 

Tracey Williams - If you can't view it on Slideshare, you should be able to download it as a PDF from their site.

They have all the standard contracts, addendum and amendments in PDF format you can easily down load and print.We use the "One to Four Family Residential Contract" These are the standard in Texas.Under section 11, type or write in "Buyer reserves the right to assign this contract" Our attorney told us that in Texas all contracts are assignable, but spelling it out in plain language makes for smoother sailing, Whenever I have special clauses to add, I also reiterate this in my Exhibit 1.

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