You will both learn that there is more to a safe loan than a note and deed of trust.In no order, typical loan documents will include: NoteDeed-of-TrustPurchase Contract and escrow instructions to confirm your deal and the associated deadlines you and your lender will have to meet.Preliminary Title Report, which you and your lender should learn to read to understand all liens against the property.Personal Guarantee (You do want to protect your lender don't you?)

That might be something to consider, and we got a tax break as well.

We have a rental with military tenants, 4 months into a one year lease they want to know if they can break the lease so the 14 month old child can have a yard.  

Just dont break the bank!   

I now have 9 doors (including where I live) and plan on buying more. 

Also, my work did not include Florida in my W2.

The sales agreement we signed a couple of months ago did include a map of easements, but it did not show anything in the back yard.

• single family • small multifamily (less than 20)• commercial & multiuse Your strategy could include your search criteria, your steps for evaluating potential projects, or your plan for how you'll achieve a long term goal (# of properties, type of property, etc).Thank you, Paul

Its hard to put all of the advice into 1 post but people usually will be happy to share with you 1:1 (including me!)

Since I am new to this and this is my first time doing this, wanted to know if there is any clauses I should make sure is included in the agreement or any clause to watch out for.