Unfortunately they weren't the shining stars I was hoping for so I'm curious about a few items as I haven't been able to get any concrete answers from my research.1.

Lease Option, wholesaling, flipping, etc.

For instance, we had an NN net lease offered by AA rated tenant who wanted to do a sale leaseback.

Do you have a signed lease where they acknowledged unit was in good condition when they signed the lease?

I started out with forms that I downloaded from bigger pockets by Michele and Bruce Fischer --podcast 79 (low-income housing), the templates that came with Buildium (our property managment software), and a lease written by a local lawyer that does the most evictions in our county.

Slap the new tenants name on the lease Then just monitor....

I am ramping up on this very quickly.Cultivate some private lenders (or hard money sources)Keep learning everything REIf you are a potential private lender or hard money lender I would love to talk to you as that is the next item on my checklist to figure out.

(This should govern your leases as well) you may not need to consult with an attorney JUST for this issue....It's never a bad idea to run things by a real estate attorney anyways.

As a landlord using a Leasing Agent to fill my property, when should I expect to pay the agents?

I have inherited tenant which I will continue untill lease expires.