the best way to do this is to have lawyer write it up. the second best way is to purchase on online (BP sells state specific leases, prepared by attorneys) and you can always make some modifications to it...but the most important part is to run the purchased lease by a local real estate attorney to make sure it and any additions comply with state law

So I'm sitting on two triplexes, the first bought wit my VA loan, the second bought through FHA.  

This puts nobody in a second mortgage position.If nobody wants to seller finance or invest in your deal, ask yourself these hard questions:1.

I know putting them in second position is pretty much worthless if we default (not that we would of course).

Though I've loved my time in Kuwait and have been able to save save save...I am currently finishing up my second school year and will be repatriating to Houston on July 1st...woot woot!

I will second @Michael Bishop comment that there's always room for participating in the general partnership equity stack when finding or bringing capital to the deal.

My father (although not a license contractor) has built my home and my uncle is a licensed contractor.

My father is looking into doing this in a cabin they recently purchased but was asking me about the quality/validity of using this company rather than purchasing new to update the bathroom. 

Memphian has cops called on him by neighbors while inspecting a propertyI once had my own Michael Hayes moment (minus the racial profiling) while waiting on MLGW to connect utilities for an inspection at my second house.

I could cash the equity out and buy a second home or possibly even two more homes.