as an Automotive mechanic, I could never afford that!

I have zero REI experience as of yet and am working to open up more time to devote to REI.Just to give you some brief background info on myself: I am a mechanical engineer and my main expertise is project management.Looking forward to connecting.

Lehmkuhl Electric, Fields Plumbing and Kweller Mechanical were the primary subs.

While the other part of the course covers different financing techniques as well as running through the mechanics of several purchases each employing different investing techniques.

This doesn't address other big ticket mechanicals like AC and furnace.

Looking to do an advanced cosmetic/partial mechanical rehab on it.

Id prefer to keep it that way....and baltimore city ( the mechanisms at play running this **** town that i get the glory of encountering anyway) are an example of what happens when the otherwise unemployable are given jobs.....

We have people on BP that are inventors, aerospace/structural/mechanical engineers, people in the building trades, etc., but without more information it's really hard to help you. 

I just need to understand the mechanics of closing the deal efficiently...time wise and tax wise....and ultimately getting my wholesale/finders fee.Thanks for the help.

If the place has solid bones, mechanical s, and a decent interior  (even if needs updating later) I'd take the deal because it's a 3/2 which means your rental and resale buyer market is expanded, but again it all comes down to the 2 other variables.