I spoke with one guy that seemed very professional and respectable that offered to take a serious on-site look through my project and advise me for $500, prior to potentially putting together a plan and coming on as a general contractor. 

I really want to come across professional when i send out the letters.

I've seen examples of professionally written "Finder's/Referral Fee" contracts for real estate, and have heard of cases where these have been successful, but haven't been able to get in touch with anyone personally who has experience in this area so far.

Hello everyone,I recent acquired a fourplex in fort worth area and hired a professional property management firm to manage my property.

Of course, after I graduate college I plan on buying my own rental properties.I've been reading books, watching some YouTube videos, and I just started listening to the BiggerPockets Podcast (which is phenomenal by the way).

To be a good home inspector you need to be Knowledgeable.Have a good website.Provide tons of detail in your reports...Photo's, Video etc...Timely.

Hi James,Thanks for the reply, I have actually started following your YouTube Channel and watched a number if your video as so far, they have been very helpful.

Got hooked on Morris' podcasts and videos.

Consult with your tax professional (CPA, HR Block, etc.) for the exact definition of these and what you should do. 

Most professional investors don't even touch inverse ETFs because they are notoriously hard to value and offer little to no benefits as investments.