I know there are some gray areas with realtors 'practicing law' but it seems like a non-standard form would require an expensive legal review and negotiation process.

With all that classroom training, we took to the streets to prospect, underwrite and ultimately make offers on properties that align with our underwriting standards and principles.

But they provide standard documents for all businesses, whether you are a florist, a manufacturer, or a real estate holding company.

So all that needed to be done was removing the layers of thin wallboard and plaster in a house that had no internal walls and was less than 800 sq ft with no basement. 2.

@Joe Splitrock standard outlets in a house are not gfci.

I know they will get you at or close to 80% LTV if you are using standard residential financing.

Get this right and buy good properties that you can get tenants that can pass a high standard tenant screening, will help ensure you will NOT encounter too many bumps in your road to achieve equity growth.Lastly, I did rent to one of my brothers, but I had explained to them that it's a business.

If .18 cents is standard that's fine, I just want to make sure I'm not overpaying by a factor of 6.

If you can afford to wait until you find a tenant that fits your standards, then by all means. speaking from the little experience that I due have.

.-10% management fee is pretty standard in the market, and many managers have a minimum price per unit threshold that this may not meet so you may even be paying more.