HD, Amazon, Supplyhouse.com or random internet. 

Realize that a PSA is what keeps your deal enforceable and protects you.If you think downloading a generic form off the Internet does that, good luck.Spend a few bucks, explain to a RE atty what you want to do and have him draft it. 

I have been doing this for awhile but I think there are very few true experts that know everything about a topic as broad as real estate investing.The mantra I like to remind people of in open forums like this is "Trust but verify."

Hi @Lenny Hatori, in most places the property owner will be listed in public records (like the county assessor's office, for example) and then it is as simple as finding that person on social media, anywhere else on the internet, or going up and knocking on their door.

A quick run down on my financials and see if any mortgage guys or investors with primary residence financing can chime in.I have a 6 figure income from my internet business that I have been owner/operator for the past 9 years.

This was in the Logan neighborhood - West of Broad Street.

I'd rely more on your physical lawyer than the internet company that sold you the LLCs.  

I’m currently deployed a bit longer, finally getting some time on the internets here, but when I get back stateside eventually, I’d like to hit the ground running.

Building features terrace, intercom and internet ready.

Price: $130-160k, Monthly HOA: $600Keeping in mind that the units are all renting within $10-20 per night of one another, and the larger HOAs  are covering things like water, cable and Internet, I am debating whether I should opt for higher cost of unit with lower HOA, vice versus, or somewhere in the middle.