But, I see no reason not to take the book with you too, and use it as a guide so you don't forget anything...BP will be releasing the Second Edition of the book in a few months, and I've included a section on "Inspection Tips" for each of the 25 components. 

Maybe not.As @John Thedford mentioned, it's quite common to include a similar "terminate on sale" clause in leases.

Turned out after I pulled preliminary title work, and had my surveyor look at the public records, the driveway that was supposed to be included on the property had apparently been deeded away. 

If anything, include 3 months of vacancy in my acquisition costs, and reflect that in my offer. 

So if you have plans like this you better include some contingencies beyond curing title defects.The term "clear" usually means free and clear, i.e., no mortgages or other liens.

However, I include a request to not walk the property prior to our showing appointment out of respect for the safety and privacy of my existing tenants also living at the property.Maybe a RE agent out there has another angle as to why they would be so intrusive about the ID up front without at least some inside pics and an amenities list.

In most states, including TX, the owner must disclose the inspection to future buyers, by law, so he/she loses and the future buyer gets the benefit of my hard earned money. 

. $331 is the total monthly mortgage pmt including escrow.

Finished a massive remodel on my house and Bought another rental almost two years ago and did some things wrong (including having a tenant that was running a 3 million dollar real estate scam that got hooked on heroin when the feds caught him lol) but I've learned a ton from it and am ready to get things rolling and start buying properties. 

Also, I found this page that give you a guideline as to what should be included: https://revnyou.com/ultimate-guide-creating-real-e...