@Aimee Baker, The biggest thing is to just execute Amiee, like Grove suggests, bird dogging and wholesaling is a good introduction to learn the basics, then get to where you can do a fix/flip or buy & hold on your own.

In the assignment paragraph I cross out "not"  and initial it.  

So much content in such a small paragraph.

Because if it's being resold to Fannie, I don't see how the above paragraph doesn't prevent them from lending your rehab costs back.

I understand that a bank is going to get what a bank is owed.In your last paragraph, you said "the lender did an appraisal and has factored in a certain percentage for deferred maintenance, carrying costs and disposition costs to be subtracted from the fair market value.

If it's the latter, I would have appreciated and respected transparency and maybe an introduction to someone who has more bandwidth and/or the desire to work with a new investor. 

s second paragraph, none the less, that is not the issue with net listings, I stated the issue, it can become a fiduciary matter.Thinking you can flip a contract demanding more than what is seen as a fair value for what you did is predatory, such do not understand what or how "value" is determined in business transactions, the functions performed in any business have value ranges that are acceptable, it's not the wild west where you can grab whatever you think you can talk someone into anymore.

Hi @Connor Cushing, thanks for the introduction.

@Jon Saputo -- Let me know if you'd like an introduction to the FIBI group. 

If there any terms in regular residential lease don't apply to your property you can legally cross that word or paragraph and add tenants and landlords initials when signing the lease.