The management company I use, provides me with a simple statement each month of rents and expenses.

That's also the harvesting point of bankruptcies.If the both of you have an agreement then that's just fine, just remember that your "verbal" contract can expire at any time.Let me rescend the previous statement.

I work at a law firm, one of the partners told me they would draft the purchase agreement (including and/or assigns) and then also the contracts for between me and the investor. it's a good idea because a local lawyer should know things you won't even think of (like including a statement that they must not remove countertops or a garbage disposal, things you really may never even imagine but that people will do to screw you out of an extra buck)

Yes, let me clarify that statement!

"Robert Allens Enlightened Wealth Institute." if that doesn't sound like a load of crap well...whenever they say "make XXX$ in XXX days/years etc, or where they make extreme statements or overly cheesey phraseology, run for the hills.

He'd like me to assist him with setting up billing statements to continue billing as the lender.

I really thought I qualified my statements.

So you can see that you have this statement backwards.

Also, I would take one of the statements that comes to the home and call the attorney as you have done and get the mortgage companies info and try and speak with someone even though without an authorization to release info you will not get far.I would do a search in the county tax records and find out where the owner actually lives and I would send her a certified return receipt document for damages.

As time goes on the internet will be the place to be for real estate, but really it's hard to say when or what would qualify the statement 'the future is here' for real estate investors.