Basically, I would like to make sure:1) I do not want to get in trouble/uprotected because some required clause is missing.2) I do not want to get in trouble/uprotected because there is a clause that does not need to be in the contract/agreement.I'll appreciate your experienced feedback.Thank you.

I  guess I treat those debts as serious or more serious than a bank loan.I feel like I am the more experienced person and I should treat them like I'd like to be treated. 

@Doug SaylorDoug, do yourself a favor and partner with an active, experienced investor who can fill you in on the TREC contract form, addenda, etc. 

Hi,I'm seeking  an experienced Real Estate Agent/Investor who deals with rentals.Can anyone give me recommendations with referrals?

I believe that as you grow and become larger it will be easier to find these types of lenders but I am having difficulty.

I was thinking it would cost quite a bit to do this right and it looks like you have had a similar experience.I am currently speaking with an experienced flipper.

I am also an administrator for the REI MasterMind Honolulu club for experienced investors here in Hawaii.

@Hobart King Not real experienced but I went to the Batholomew and Owen counties last week and this is what I noticed. 1) Depends on the property.

It's imperative that you manage the property management company and make sure your using a firm that's experienced with the type of tenants in the property.Most properties in these areas have Section 8 tenants.

We had tenants that thought they experienced mold in the home, and learned a few things from the testing company:1.