I was curious if anyone could share their experience on what customer acquisition costs have been running.Thanks in advance.

@Wayne Brooks, the property appears to be vacant from the several drive byes that I have done but when I called customer service they said that since it was originally listed as occupied that I will not be able gain access to the property until I close.

Your tenants are your valued customers, without whom you've have an empty house.  

It would be a Wholesaling mentor ship and I would do the legwork and he would negotiate and use his resources to close.

I have a very close contact who is a CRE developer, and he wants me to jump ship and head over to his shop at some point in the future. 

The person who buys it from you, will be your customer for life.  

If you call them up, they'll give you a demo and their customer support is very good.  

Lower prices, no tax and often free shipping.

On premade documents, I am partial to those made by legal publishers (I like Nolo but disclosure I did one work for them, though not forms) as a starting point (don't reinvent the wheel)but then adapt and customize these to your needs and state rules (with advice as stated in 1 above)..3.

Reminds me of a business professor I had that said the saying the customer is always right is a stupid saying.