You can contact some of the Bigger Pockets experts who operate companies that help investors with real estate transactions in SDIRAs:  @Bernard Reisz,  @Dmitriy Fomichenko, @Brian Eastman

I’d give the lawyer a copy of the original with notes of words you subtracted crossed out, and words you added printed in red pen where you added them.First, make sure the changes are worth the cost of review, though it should be a one time charge.

I'm curious about this also, I've been testing Stessa but it's not intuitive and I keep finding weird glitches that make it almost more work than just entering transactions manually.At some point I found it had automatically added a full security deposit return after a move-out, despite me not having manually entered it nor there being a bank transaction - so I contacted Customer Service and then forgot about it because I was testing other software.

Some require an MLO even for certain investor transactions, some don’t.

I recently got my real estate license and have a good relationship with a broker who will sponsor my license, so I'm not worried about the real estate transaction piece of it. 

Not common, but for the right situation it works like a micro-bridge at the front end of the transaction.

First, I would focus more on transaction size than unit count.

The city is making them demolish the second “unit” because it crossed the line into an illegal ADU.

In most states you have to prove "there was a meeting of the minds" in the transaction. 

.😂 Point is there is nothing new in real estate transactions as it relates to how you structure them.