hello, does anyone have the following contracts/material below that their willing to share with a newbie investor looking to tie properties up to wholesale them.1. basic lead sheet - with some basic questions to ask the seller to see if their is a deal to be made2. purchase & sale contract - a basic simple to understand one to two page contract, with some good built in out clauses3. assignment contract - a simple contract that'll be easy for me and my investor buyer to understand and fill out.if anyone can help that'll be great, whether if its just giving me the contracts and etc, or if its just pointing me in the right direction to get them myself

Hi Eric,My partner and I basically are wholesalers in the Texas areas (Houston, San Antonio, Galveston, Austin, Dallas, etc..).She an I are best friends and have always enjoyed real estate, so we jumped in the business and having alot of fun doing it since then.Oregon and Washington?

Basic questions probably should include (whether developer or board)how long they've done hoa management, how many hoas they manage now, how long they have been with each one on average, numbers of delinquent accounts and how they handle them, how they inspect, document, and handle violations of ccrs, how often they are in litigation and for what--violations or delinquent accounts.Don't (interview/)choose a MC until you are sure you know what to ask, because you can't change them every few months.

Can you suggest a service that can design me a basic website?

Good Luck,MikeSo basically is it the formula below ?

Basically a quick walk around to make sure all looks good and is in repair and I'm outta there.But I don't even have ANY signed paperwork with this woman.Wow, any input?

We had to basically redo the entire house, so it will be as brand new as a 60 year old house can be.

Here is what I plan to do: I have some basic forms/templates.

The property I am looking at is two properties on one lot, basically a house and a carriage house next to it.My strategy is going to be to live in one unit for a while, then cash out the equity and rent both units out, and buy another one.I'll have to get some specifics on the program to see how long I have to live in the house.Thanks,Justin

Or can you basically write into the lease agreements that the owners will not be there to babysit the property and that all repairs and maintenance must be done by the tenant immediately/as required?