I think I am going to pass on the original deal I was looking at but was looking at some others.

My company manages multifamily communities (100-300 units) nationwide and we would like to start performing detailed, onsite property inspections that include an interview with the onsite property managers.

@Joanne Tsai The Lease is already signed she has already agreed to the property condition.Tell her she can pay for and arrange for any of these things (and who performs the work) with written approval from the Landlord (Your Husband).You make the rules not the tenant.

I unexpectedly ended up finding something off the MLS so I won't have an agent to hold my hand like I originally planned.

Originally I was thinking to sell this place and move into a SFH or even a Multi Family and stay in it a year then rent it, buy another stay in it a year and rent it and keep moving along that way, but through reading BP forums and talking to some other REI it seems like possibly taking a HELOC and staying in this house a bit longer might be a good option because I will have a fair amount of equity.

If you're attempting to assign a contract (specifically, in Texas), make sure you understand that unless seller specifically releases you from any contractual obligation upon an assignment, you're still on the hook if the assignee fails to perform.

Originally posted by @Natalie Allen:How would someone go about getting this grant? 

Originally posted by @Meagan Dorsey:Thanks for your response.

Originally posted by @Matthew Morris:Beau, I live in Buford and work in Cumming.

Originally posted by @Ivan Barratt:@Sam Grooms great question.