I was able to draw up inspiration from listening to Big pocket podcasts.

You have an attorney draw up a Joint Venture Agreement that you can use over and over again simpy changing the address of the property for each subsequent property.

From an investor standpoint, two ways: You can work with an investor-friendly attorney to draw a contract up for you or you can use the standard TREC realtor's agreement and add any special provisions to it in the appropriate area of the contract.

Have them prepare drawings for contractors to bid from.  

You should draw the house perimeter, and then copy it several times.

They were able to draw up the paperwork and get everything closed out easily.

I'm assuming we will draw up an LLC partnership with a real estate attorney and they should be savvy enough to write a contract for us, based on what we agree to... 

https://www.fema.gov/increased-cost-compliance-coveragehttps://www.fema.gov/pdf/rebuild/mat/sec5.pdfhttps://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/houston-texas/houston/article/Home-elevation-program-in-Houston-draws-criticism-12489354.php#photo-14867231

Contact your city, provide them drawings of what you are envisioning, check zoning, etc.

I am from atlanta georgia, and i am looking for an attorney that can draw up all of my commercial contracts and master lease option agreements.