Who pays for the attorney fees to draw up the note or any other ancillary fees? 

But if you don't want to wait you can always go through another agent, or you can sell it yourself and just hire a real estate attorney to draw up the contracts.

I am doing wholesaling, fix and flip to build capital and gain experience.I am having trouble finding the home owners of properties that look like very good potential deals.I have tried to find them by going on the county tax assessor web page, but I need more information than just the properties address.Does anyone know how I can find the PIN to the property, home owners name and current address?

Can someone please tell me if it is typical that the active partner in a JV deal (the deal finder, manager) should draw a 10% monthly property management fee for managing the property?

The draw back to these loans is that they are more paperwork heavy than the other "portfolio" types of loans....but if you have ever received a loan on your primary home, it's likely that you will go through the same type of paperwork here with conventional lending.

I'd have a lawyer draw up the paperwork so you know it was done correctly.

@Eduardo Reyes Ask about their terms (interest rate, points/fees), how soon can they close, what is their rehab draw process (is there a rehab draw fee, how soon can you get the rehab fund).

Where to you draw the line when you’re leaning towards ‘no’What are your red flags?

I draw the line at 2 pets in an apartment as anything more than that seems to be a bit much. 

Add another $2,000 -$3,000 in expense, if you need an attorney and and another $1,000-$2,000, if you need any type of exhibit drawing for Planning.