@Mike Coyne Since you're just in the planing mode, before you execute, I suggest you continue creating a list and identify those properties which have substantial equity (max 50% LTV).

At least I can still jump on a plane and go back, should I have an absolute need for serious medical help.

Then two days later my dad died, I was trying to get a plane out but storms prevented any travel and I didnt get there in time.

Looking to purchse a building that need rehabbing is hard money a good plane to start

I don’t want that kid flying my plane!

Planing a new meetup very soon (within the next two weeks) and plan on having a guest speaker for the first 20 minutes or so. 

But there were two REO properties sold for $140k just accross the street facing the property I am buying but condition is not as good as the property I am buying.I am also planing to add and deck in the back yard that might cost $4-$5k.Any advise please, It's the first time I am doing it.

If you don't have a dedicated printer in your area, you might also try a local Fedex or UPS store which can also be owner operated and often double up as to offer printing services.   

The UN said in its landmark global warming report that cow farts are the number one generator of greenhouse gasses (more than cars, planes, and all other forms of transportation combined).

I've never 1)bought a foreclosure, 2)paid cash for a property, 3)purchased from a large company, vs an individual...so with full transparency I may be worried over nothing..if this is par for the course for any of those three conditions.My understanding is the title company, after receiving what they need from the mortgage service, still needs to FedEx the documents to me for notary/signature.