A min maybe I can help her with that.Assuming this person as a more "typical" property investor or wants to get into the game, is there is a standard contract for Hard Money Loans? 

And it teaches the most important aspect of civic pride, involvement, it trains the person as a person, as a member of a society. 

I'm  going to have licensed person (a contractor, not a handyman) do the new fence. 

That's the last thing you want because then you become susceptible to that person as well as market conditions.

The plans were to attend in person as opposed to virtual.

Quote from @Joseph M.: As of July 2025- their Avondale Commons project in Arizona is behind and at risk of losing LP money.

Hi all,
I'm buying a 20-unit property with a live-in maintenance person who works in exchange for free rent but has no formal contract with the current owners. If I hire him as an independent contractor, what should ...

You have to understand that professional scammers want to have there presence known and create a large persona.

And for God's sake NO, having some investment properties oneself does NOT qualify a person as any kind of expert. 

Never mind the fact the investor now likely has a lousy loss run rate if there are premises liability claims, is reliant on expensive surplus line insurance coverage and when lenders review his entities they see someone who is reckless with claim history, mechanics liens (doesn't pay their bills) ...hardly the person a lender wants to do business with.