Unrelated to your post, but I’ve done this for several that were scammed by someone spoofing our company in my name, and the banks almost immediately recognized irregular activities and instantly froze the accounts.]Let me also guess, the account he wants you to wire to is not his name or the name of his company.

Venmo and PayPal both credit my account instantly, but I don't think they are certified funds - my understanding is that they would claw back the money if the ACH transfer later did not clear.

It seems like an amazing deal to start with, lots of instant equity and doesn't need too much work.Some details, located in Northern Kentucky in a pretty good area.Price is 70kARV is 125kI estimate about 15k in repairs/rehab Market rent is around $900-$1,000/moMy plan is to get a 203k, and live in it for atleast a year and fix it up over time.I would also be renting out the 2 extra bedrooms for probably around $300-$350/moAssuming I get a $85,000 203k loan, the payment would be right at $400/mo plus another $160/mo for taxes and insurance.

Instant book.

Are you saying the period instantly resets as soon as I make a payment and interest charges start to add up each day again?

There will be an instant lease in place from our other entity.

Between 150 and 200k in instant equity Lessons learned?

A roof is one of those expenses you love and hate because it cost so much but not like you going to see the instant gains in the rental income; as a tenant not going to pay extra for a roof that expect should already be in good condition.

(Looking for a thorough process on making sure it is a good buy)Are there any things that will instantly turn you off on a deal?

I'm in marketing as a career and am more impatient as a direct response copywriter, I get instant results on my marketing.