I used to prepare returns.

You will also want to keep in mind and prepare for them to not pay one months rent when they leave or at some point before they leave, It's clear they don't have any money saved and when they leave their new landlord will want rent and a deposit and that money has to come from somewhere, usually it's the current landlord. 

Be prepared for a tenant's failing business to stiff you. 

I have 105 acres of land under assignable contract in Augusta, GA on a main highway.  4+ acres is commercial and the otr 101 acres is zoned Agri-residential, but could easily be rezoned commercial or used for mixed us...

After 8 months of research and preparation, I finally closed on my first deal - a SFH in a decent neighborhood.

My wife and I are building up our savings account in preparation for buying our first multi-family..

Hi All - this is not a guarantee yet, but I'm looking for creative option to present to the seller.

If you mean to enter into a contract and not be able to close unless you can assign it, I would recommend you discuss your business plan with a lawyer who is prepared to defend you. 

Originally posted by @Bob Berland:@Andy Mirza that’s correct If you didn't give them any money, how could they benefit by preparing and recording an AOM in your name? 

Obviously I would like to assume everything would go smooth throughout the lease agreement, but I'd like to be prepared for anything.My main concern would be some type of rider or legalese where the tenant could potentially push my LLC out of ownership.