., VRBO for vacation rentals, or by direct contact with major corporations for short term housing.Expensive places rarely make profitable rentals.  

In this "holdover tenancy," no date of termination is set, and the holdover tenant is obligated to make rent payments as required under the original lease.

Your payment obligation can not be assumed by the buyer without  that seller's consent, you can't "wrap" a "wrap" without seller/owner's consent.You can rent the place or sell with new financing or cash, but not seller financing. 

I would consider consulting an attorney before searching around for vague documents that you will be legally bound by, and really you will have no idea to what they say or the obligations they impose.

We are planning to do our first deal(s) before the end of 2015.I currently have a well paying job with a reasonably high net worth and we have great credit so we expect to be able to get favorable loan terms.We are primarily looking at buy and hold single family rental properties as well as smaller multi-family/apartment opportunities (2-20 units to start).We intend to form a corporation to hold our properties and gain tax benefits.However, we are talking about doing this full time (I would quit my job at some point) and we were unsure what the impact of this decision might be on our ability to get loans.  

The agent would be signing your contract, and obligating themselves and their buyer to a contract and are not attorneys, they may need to verify that the items in your contract and ensure things are in the contract that may need to be due to their duty as agents. 5.

And, if the owner never accepts another offer on a property with a FROR, there is no obligation on the owner's part to even offer the property for sale, at any price.There are no ownership rights or interests in title with a FROR. 

Since I bought it in 2006, I have rented it as a furnished unit to corporate execs. 

Added complication:  the company that cut the check to the seller cut it in the full amount and is no longer part of the corporate title company that I am having to work with. 

I used to know a general contractor, but I think he has a corporate job now.