I've been using "Subject To" and other various creative techniques for thirty years and I've learned a few things along the way that may make it easier and less risky if you are trying to use them yourself.
1) First,...

I am an electrician by trade for 34+ years. 

Lead with a simple credibility stack: be clear about your buy box and pricing logic, share a one‑page deal sheet on every trade (collateral, payor history, servicer notes, exit plan), and match your promises to your updates.

I would hyper focus on one trade to start.

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Hey BP fam!  I am in the middle of completing my first BRRRR. I have been using a contractor and it has been decent for the most part. For my plan for this house I am adding an additional bedroom. There has been some ...

I know there are different options like lawyer-approved leases from trade associations, property management software like TurboTenant, and legal document software like Nolo and DocDraft.

Quote from @Placeholder Placeholder: Just applied for a hard money for a fix and flip and got this message:Your application was turned down for the following reasons:Total credit limit on open revolving trades is too low.Maximum credit amount on open revolving bankcard tradelines is too low.Period of time since bankcard revolving or charge trades opened is too short.  

Hi @Graham Bozarth, That looks like a solid trade-up if the financials check out and you can negotiate closer to $360K.

If you use subcontractors that cover multiple trades, like roofers can do gutters also, or HVAC guys sometimes also do plumbing, then they a lot of times agree to reduce costs in order to get awarded the work for both trades.