I am currently looking at a property 1 in an area I'm sort of familiar with. property is  going for 130K 4bed/2baths and surrounding property are valued at around 100-222k it is off a mainstreet thats 5 mins away from the highway and shopping stores.

That sort of thing.Alot will come down to your lender.

Maybe some sort of "white glove" organization exists, but doubtful.Also, it would be better to split it up for sourcing issues, just like hiring trades instead of general contractors.For example, it took me two years to find my agent. 

I'm also trying to get an answer on this, but seems like there are far more assumable commercial loans than there are residential, but from what I can tell, it's just a case by case sort of thing and you have to check within the loan docs or with the original lender to find out if it applies to a specific loan. 

Might I suggest exploring some sort of position working with a developer; D.R.

There needs to be some sort of way to vent the bathroom.I had a non-wood windowsill installed that slopes down so the water doesn't just sit there.Also, no blinds.

I'm not sure if I truly mean "turnkey" or what the word would be for the state of home I envision –– I'm thinking more like a mini flip... exterior paint, a new fence, add a kitchen backsplash, that sort of thing.

I'm fortunate to discuss all sorts of complex real estate tax issues with Michael on a near daily basis.

(Section 8 is sort of a broad term and can encompass any tenant receiving housing assistance from a govt authority. 

Besides, you don't want to go out and buy a bunch of furniture or take out any sort of loan before closing.