They have tinkered with their model based on feedback from both developers and investors and I was delighted with our most recent experience with them.  

You also will have closing cost both sides, holding cost and unexpected cost to figure in, along with the purchase price.

That said, it’s not so much the unexpected problems (which we all try to prevent, but understand may happen) that I’d be most uncomfortable with, but the lack of straight forward, up front communication.

I also have clauses in my contract stating that it must be a good marketable title with no liens or encumberances amongst some other contingencies to provide an escape just in case something unexpected arises.Should I be contact the title company right now and having them do the title search, etc.? 

I also have clauses in my contract stating that it must be a good marketable title with no liens or encumberances amongst some other contingencies to provide an escape just in case something unexpected arises.Should I be contacting the title company right now and having them do the title search, etc.? 

We just need someone who can help us plan a kitchen that will delight prospective buyers.

Things happen unexpectedly and the 86$ dollars you would be receiving is not going to go very far.

I bought in october 2013 and the tenants only came in february 2014, I had unexpected high maintenance cost and excessive Bill from the attorney.

Sadly, Late 2012 my dad/mentor passed unexpectedly and I was thrown to the wolves.

In my experience, the longer I have held the lower properties the higher that percentage creeped and it was usually an unexpected move-out and extended vacancy that blew it out of the water.