Once I found him, and trusted him, I had to visit the property less often (still once every few days as my trust was still building).

The standard Colorado REC contract addresses rents in section 16.2 at the bottom of page 11.

When you're getting started you've got plenty of time to go visit people and its a pretty good exercise. 

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Yes, working on it right now, could not find :( will all county office next and visit them.

We took a page out of "rich dad poor dad" and used other people's money.

Several  of your questions can be answered by going to the Help page on the hudhomestore.com site.

You need to know what these are for your local area, ask a realtor or your title company, to be able to identify who owns the property.You might call/visit the local government building or planning department to find out two things; 1) Who owns that parcel and 2) what covenants/operating and use agreements, if any, are in place that control the use and maintenance of the property.

It was nicely done in Publisher and had a photo of the house along with a general S.O.W. on front and the second page lined out what he was looking for from the investors as well as what he was offering in return (rate, etc).