That being said, they do serve their purpose especially with higher $$$ amounts or # of properties > 20, but much of the time I find that for different reasons, @Andrew Kerr is correct, it is worth the "headache" of doing 10 individual loans.  

With a small bit of consideration (I'd use a one-hundred dollar bill) you can write a simple agreement stating that THIS PERSON (the Owner of this property) will give you this exact amount of time (fill in a date in the future) to buy their house.

they are going to have to do a lot better than that, exactly where is the leak from, a soldered connection,?

At least I can anticipate the exact cost of the investment I will make if I chose to get my license.

That's not good for either of you so get more than one estimate or an example of his working on something so you can get a realistic ballpark figure.And write a contract for exactly what, where, when, how, and by whom, no matter who ends up doing the work.

@Trevor Baker yea, it could get that high, it just really depends on the exact location.  

Being a professional flipper in America’s number one real estate market (48 house done to be exact)  and coming acrossed the many ppl that I’ve encountered that were slighted or feel slighted in the industry by these teachings, I just wonder if I can do good to anyone by teaching the honest brutal truth about how hard it actually is to become a mugel Flipper.?

@Anna Brent, not exactly sure what you mean by "re-assigned". 

If she asks why you can't just pay for that moving truck, well, explain that the truck and mover's rental has to be in her name "for tax purposes."

. $1.5M in RE is not exactly big time.