This has slowed up the process a tad, but we are starting off slow and steady, and not putting any extra stress/risk on our business.  

I understand how slow GOV involvement could be, but it sounds like a good option to use the cash for rehab as well as the sale.

Too slow to close, might fall out of escrow, etc.

Buyer believes selling agent/seller executed such actions intentionally to slow down loan process and have right to cancel contract on September 8th closing date.

If you are in a hot and possibly peaked market (Things have slowed right down after the introduction of the foreign investor 15% tax) are there any real good opportunities to get cash flow positive properties?

I'm now realizing that I could slow down at work and use multiple beach properties to supplement what I would have earned at work and maybe even eclipse my income so that I could work at whatever pace I wanted to.

He checked the leak, and it was a slow leak that occurred from a wax ring issue from the second floor.

I think you have the right strategy there, take it slow and figure things out.

Alexis Guini I'm a slow grow guy. 100% of for closures happen on properties with mortgages :)

Shouldn’t this go to capital contribution allowed and owner withdrawal?