Go into contract with earnest money but a floating closing date contingent on his finding a suitable replacement property.3.

I tell them that $700 a month is quite a good deal and if they want to argue some more I just say apologetically, “I’m sorry I don’t have anything that is suitable to your needs, but I do appreciate you coming.”

I'm not a handyman nor do I have any interest in that but I love the deal and analysis that comes with the world of investing and flipping.I live at home with mom and she is discontent with my career choice as I only work about 25 hours a week and not a traditional 9-5 schedule.

My plans are to start my real estate investing career over there, where I will buy my first multi-family, buy and hold properties etc. 

I currently have no real estate investing experience but I recently made a career change that has drastically altered my work schedule and has freed me up to real get moving with real estate investing.  

The pros are having access to the MLS, saving the commission or making the commission, being licensed to broker sales, building a career with brokering, etc.

It would help you step up to a career where you earn more later, of course.

@Mateusz Prawdzik @Eric @Eric Weireter undefinednot looking for luxury, looking for around a 1500 sq ft home that is suitable for renting in the W Cornwallis/Chapel Hill Rd neighborhood.

And thus I have to find other financial mean, outside of my career, to find the means to make sure he has what he needs.It amazes me how many different paths can be set upon with REI, the question is always 'which is the right path for me?'. 

Although by nature I'm introverted (although you couldn't tell in my professional career), I'm taking a leap forward of opening up and seeing how far this could take me.