It may help your cause if you have an idea of what they might want, like;2 years of tax formsDefinitely, personal balance sheet, or called an individual financial statement, where you fill out what your assets and debts are, loan balances on properties, market value of properties, car loans or free & clear, bank balances, life insurance, etcProfit & loss statements, perhaps a portfolio of your properties (before/after)Last 2 pay stubs, if you have a jobJust a conversation about what you've done, what you want to do, etc.  

At 3920 Appling, the giant tree in the front yard would be kept by a lot of individuals that our in my niche, but it is already pushing up the front deck and while it poses no current threat (and may never) to the house, it should be addressed b/c it could be a potential issue.  

Speaking to individuals who have experienced the type of investing your looking to do is key. 

:$Thanks and I'm looking forward to learning from any of you that are willing to teach me the best practices of RE investment that work for you.

@Jeffrey MarzanEvery experience is a good experience even the ones that you do not enjoy because they teach us lessons, make us resilient and wiser.

I would never EMD funds into any of my business or personal accounts - I know for licensed individuals in Nevada that it is expressly illegal and I'm guessing that it poses a problem for non-licensed individuals as well (commingling funds).

Accountant—CPA who is aware of the ins and outs of real estate and preferably owns rental properties.Insurance agent—someone who is local and can help get the best possible insurance for each individual transaction.Contractor-- someone who gets things done on time and under budget.

I have listened to the podcast for a while now, and I hope to learn, as well as teach others in the real-estate investment world!

More than likely real estate investors are part of their business.Look for the agents and brokers who teach real estate investing at your local community college or local real estate school.Good luck!

Lets not make this complicated here- I'm not trying to teach all the in's and outs about lease options.