Given the ubiquity of this contract in Texas (law *requires* this contract be used unless the buyer or seller has an attorney draw up the contract) that might be hard to pull off but I'll add that to my toolbox.We were not informed that the contract had been signed until 10/1.

Why didn't she put a FSBO sign out?

Both an independent contractor agreement and a signed scope of work

I find doing an Equity Split (like a JV Addendum on the Sandwich LO) where the Seller PARTICIPATES IN THE NEGATIVE CASH FLOW and receives some benefit down the road.Equity Splits are valuable in expensive markets like SF, LA, NY, etc.Language might be:Ask the Seller to write down what they think would work.That way the seller gets exactly what they want, I sign up the deal, and then I clean it up later (checking with my attorney if needed).An Example:"Landlord to receive 20% of the amount of Net Profit.

I've heard one can "release" their interest in a property by having the seller sign a promissory note to pay me the difference between the two contracts; I've also hear of getting paid as a lien holder?

Should I make the sign leases with me right away or give it a little while?

Have all my buyers sign up to my email list at Aweber email service.

He says you can simply sign a "purchase agreement" with a buyer giving you principle interest in the property, find a rel estate agent, have them list the property on the MLS for more than what your purchase price, and sell, keeping the profit.

I have my buyer's sign a 'buyer's broker agreement' which clearly describes our relationship, compensation and duties.

I signed up for Buildium at first.