That way you have some kind of warranty and someone to hold accountable to fix it.It's also easy enough to get entire packages for the kitchen for fairly cheap... this way you know everything is new.

Figure out the age, location, and amenity package.

If you have tenant info call/email/text and always door knock and leave a package for each tenant that has your intro letter and other doc’s like the estoppel or the goodbye letter if you have them.

I rarely go to closings unless its here in Oregon and its convenient or its a big loan package etc and easier to go in.So what happens when I am buying and nothing needs to be notarized and of course they send the docs late in the day or morning of the same day.. by the time I print them sign them scan and return run to my bank wire funds .. the money hits the account at 4 to 5pm and the seller being used to wet closings and bound and determined to grab their check has to sit around for 6 hours  ..

The Equity Partner will process the paper work, due daily or weekly inspections, and sit at the table to assure that your investment is covered along with their dollars.You can PM me for additional details, location for the latest opportunity, and the full package can be email to your attention for you to read through.

Do you know the name of a no money down loan package?

After the intro of how successful they are... they display their 3 price packages 2k, 8k, 20k.

Is it a package of 2-3 turnkeys?

If you have small family and not a lot of valuable stuff in the house, you could probably write out a simple division of property and that might suffice....jewelry goes to X, watch goes to X, furniture should be sold and money divided equally between X and Y.No will, no probate, no trusts, no attorney fees.Now...that's for a quick death...if you are going to die slowly, then you probably want the package of POA, health directive, and all that that they give you in a package deal now.One other solution I am considering for the properties is to put them all in LLC or maybe 2-3 or multiple LLCs if possible. 

They they don't want to make repairs needed to get them re-rented, so then they sell it.Occasionally we also see packages where the seller wants to roll up to an apartment....so they spend a few years buying one house at a time...maybe one a year for 10 years, then want to sell all 10 as a package to 1031 to a small apartment building.