One focuses on the overall strategy, the other on least options.

(We have been waiting to update docs after we assign because we have been getting caught with sunk costs if the deal does not close) 3) Educating both buyer and seller as much as possible and clarifying any concerns before contract is signed (buyers through drip campaigns when they sign up for our list and through conversation, sellers through conversations at appointments and contract signing, also sales folder left to all sellers on all acquisition strategies) 4) Sending out a Property Update Document to our attorney every Monday.

I think the insurance needs will depend on the overall strategy you are going to put into play and will change as the strategy progresses.

My mother in law wants to buy a new house, i own 2 SFRs and would love to possibly partner with my in-laws (we have good relationship lol) with their old house to rent it out, and split the profit. or somehow get this...

These products seem interesting but because of my lack of experience with them, I prefer something more tangible that I can actually touch.Also, generally speaking, I like the strategy that you give Dave R credit for which is selectively leveraging equity and paying debt.   

I had a tenant move in on the 1st of October. he informed us on the 12th that his freezer isn't freezing. I have a warranty but they didn't have a contractor that works the weekend. so I wasn't able to schedule them t...

I would like to implement the BRRRR strategy out of state.

That said, I've been having a hard time picking a strategy .

My acquisition strategy focuses on older homes in solid, nice areas.  

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