Aside from becoming familiar with leasing agreements, you will also find that you will come into contact with many people actively involved in RESebastian

Hey Jason...What about a Real Estate investment opp that doesn't involve all the messiness of "tenants and toilets", taking out loans/financing or rehabbing or construction or buildings of ANY kind?

I just won't deal with the attorney or broker involved again.

@Jordan Kissick Take action get involved and make offers.

However if its going down it's likely something you don't want to get involved in.

A deal typically has to already be a deal, trying to "make" something into a deal when it's not is like forcing a square peg in a round hole.

We are competing more with new home builders I think than rehabbed properties because we are at $100/foot in rehab costs and are putting 550 new square feet.

If the property is listed, there will be a commission involved, other than that, it's basically the same.

Just this winter we have had 2 carbon monoxide problems, fire departments involved, both due to the gas stove.

But this is about saying that if you are getting into RE, you can't afford not to see an attorney in your area.I'd like to see us discuss attorney's fees, rates and charges, so hopefully you can share what your attorney may charge or some of our attorneys can share what they may expect or some general expenses.Say I need a contract to do lease-options without any financing involved.