At five o'clock in the afternoon we met at the title company to sign all documents.

If not then it could be a very easy thing to fix, or a real pain in the @$$.

Understandable, Bienes Raices but you could always upload a photo from a distance or a nice nature photo :) Anything to keep me from staring that that mysterious man with the giant dollar sign all day!

If you try to hang on, how much more pain are you going to experience?

Remember:RE has only 2 speeds: forward is slow, but reverse is usually very fast and painful!

Those are more painful than regular sales, too, because the banks who have to approve the short make it painful.

I literally can't stop thinking about it.I'd definitely agree with what Brandon Turner said: Dealing with tenants is the biggest pain.

I welcome mistakes I can make here or in discussions with fellow investors as they usually save me some money and pain down the road.

This not only might reduce cost, but also reduces family pain of moving, burden on other family and you'll have the luxury of moving in a less hectic manner and over a couple of weekends perhaps. thinking out loud, you could get something under contract, close in 60 days, then have tenants move in 2 weeks or 1 month later depending on how quick you can make things happen.

I've always purchased through personal names, (thus requiring everyone's tax returns, etc - yes, it's a pain) and then moving it into an LLC after. 3.)See #24.)