Dollars and "sense" tells you already in make no sense.The day I go into a store and pay for an item, or service, with a "%", I will analyze my real estate investments using "%".  

@Shaun Weekes Not doubting you are a good guy or capable at what you do...in context, as a rule of thumb, I would never consider advising an individual learning the business to use a legal form you can purchase at a retail store...it opens liability and perpetuates apathy.In all fairness, I am not requesting that all your posts on BP are incredible...just this one.So, I stand by my position that it is never a good idea to use a pre-printed form you can by for $4.99 at an office supply store....until I am convinced otherwise.Cheers@Ashley Cast

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Account Closed Totally agree...I was in a dispute with an investor in California that was advising a newbie to acquire RE with a Staples contract...I tried to warn the newbie and provide the right guidance...seems other investor was claiming that California distributed Board approved contracts to small box retail stores...strange...Incidentally, my contract is just short of 2 pages...what clauses do you find to be the most important to your acquisition strategy?...

You can store some in the attic, out of the way. 

Current plumber was a referral from a plumbing supply store.

The Bigger Pockets book store if full of great books: https://www.biggerpockets.com/store

The Bigger Pockets book store if full of great books: https://www.biggerpockets.com/store

You need 2-3 trade lines (credit card, car loan, store card, etc.).

There a lot of vacant store fronts and no coffee shops(yet).