How should I approach this?

She got the President of the title company on the line after hours and got me on a 3 way call with them and walked through some scenarios and found an approach that worked for everyone and saved the deal.

My first headshot was taken by a friend and another friend made it look incredible in photoshop = $0 cost.Then about 2 years ago I paid $300 for professional photography and got 3 really good images out of that photoshoot.

Anyway, i have a sort of marketing question, i am interested in a property that's been up for rent for a while but not sure as to how to approach the landlord.

The initial inclination is to keep the properties as rentals, but there are several approaches available to me....

there are two approaches to multifamily sandwich lease options or master lease options You have to be careful about contract law in the state you're in and seeing an attorney about being able to draft leases that are performance-based, another words if the tenant doesn't pay you the middleman, you do not have to pay the seller-ownerMaster lease options on an apartment building, 5+ doors, do not involve Dodd Frank or the safe act, they are in the commercial area.

That is when I find out, that Sheetrock is incredibly heavy to lift. 130 Sheets later I am exhausted beyond belief and have hurt my wrist and all we managed to do was get it in the house!!

I've learned a ton from @Christian HutchinsonI've found the download forms section of BP to have some incredible pre-made templates that I use today.  

I am new to this forum, I was introduced to biggerpockets by word of mouth from a fellow real estate investor whom approached me at my job.

Don't be intimidated or afraid to approach some of the more experienced people.