Even with all the issues we still come out ahead but this is defiantly a lesson of what NOT to do.

You can arrange it with the title company to use the loan to purchase the property and what not.

what not worth the time?

I keep telling myself that this would add knowledge for future pricing and whatnot, but it's just as likely the engineer in me.

The home is in my fiancee's name so she had her father take care of finding a property manager for us and set up the contract and whatnot (I did not review the contract btw).

(I know what you're thinking, because I think the same thing ;-) )The investment side and whatnot is not none of my concern, or at least I don't have any access to the data for now anyway.

The writing helps the head to stay clear so you don't drown in all those thoughts---what to do, what not to do, how to do etc.Best of success to you.

Could be much more if you pay for software or have an assistant or whatnot?)

And if we go in and have his realtor give us papers to sign and what not will we own his realtor anything or does the contract they have with him include the paper work for buyer?

So I am not advocating that anyone should buy turnkey, buy in Chicago or whatnot.