So yes, you could use one from a previous escrow as long as it's within the allotted time frame.

If you were in my position:early 30's with a child on the way$125K allotted for REIliving in San DiegoWith so many options - House Hacking, BRRR, Flipping, Wholesaling - what would you do?

The risk is well beyond something to be calculated and allotted for in any legal investment.

Okay, thank you for this, I really appreciate it allot.

Making the payments on time and being prompt will build up a little credit.Thanks allot

I allot for 2-3% of my bid price.

@Tina Tsysh thank you that helped clear out allot of things for me

This one was a tough one for me as you can see the condition of the property, however there was so much wiggle room it seemed regarding their asking price of $75,400 that I allotted $25,000 for Reno.

Other then allowing the family an allotted period of time to retrieve his belongings as a courtesy, you should not be beholden to anything unless otherwise contractually obligated.

@Aaron Steinfeld I don’t know if you could do this with Section 8 but in my regular lease I state that for every individual that moves in after the allotted 21 days visiting time that I give them, that has not signed a lease there will be a $100 per month charge additionally to the regular rent, and they must be also fill out the application and once approved sign a lease.