So I was wondering if anyone had any recommendations on real estate lawyers or anyone where I can get contracts drafted up ?  

We get third parties to check out our Midwest properties when we get them under contract.

Since you have experience you could get deals under contract and bring investors in if you want to get 10 or x number more properties to grow your business.

We used to diary all of our deals on here and stopped for some reason.Here are the basics on this property:Purchase price - $72,250Estimated repair budget - $45,000-$50,000ARV - $185-195kTaxes - $4338/yrHow we purchased:Purchased with financing from a local hard money lender who financed 80% of the purchase price and 100% of the renovations at 12% interest only and 3 points charged at closingUnit Breakdown:- 1st floor is a 2-bed/1-bath 900 sq ft unit - Projected rent after rehab $900-$950- 2nd floor is a 2-bed/1-bath 900 sq ft unit - Projected rent after rehab $900-$950- 3rd floor is a 1-bed/1-bath 600 sq ft unit - Projected rent after rehab $700-$725How we located the deal:- We zeroed in on this foreclosure deal after it fell out of contract on the local MLS. 

And asking for the contract...Why?  

Do we establish a notarized contract and nothing more?

Do we establish a notarized contract and nothing more?

The assumption package provided by the current mortgage holder is fairly straight forward except that it states we need a "sales (assumption) contract between seller and buyer."  

I was wondering where do you get the contracts that you use? 

But this way you can also sell homes and take a commission instead of just assigning contracts