I took the time to see the contract again and I noticed a made a rookie mistake as per all of your advise here. the payments plan is divided in equal payments of $4716.60.

Hello everyone,This is my first post, and I'm a real rookie as a landlord/investor, so bear with me.  

@Chris Turner I also tried to go back and correct the grammatical errors and couldn’t figure out how to do that... again, I’m new here so 🤷🏾‍♀️ sue me.

Except for these added costs, companies also run the risk of human errors, which can only make the reconciliation process more costly and hurt investors’ returns. 

Just like the discussion subject says I am definitely a rookie and have little experience doing these strategies.

(MOD: Can you edit my topic spelling error on Investors please)

I appreciate you taking the time to help a rookie build his mini-empire. :)- Is price flexibility the same as a normal transaction or are is the seller usually more hard/soft on list price- I would like to move fast with an offer on this once investors offers are opened. 

One of the reasons I love SD 401k's - a small error such as inadvertently providing a "service" doesn't blow up the entire account. 

It would not take much of an innocent human error (overlooking some roffing/plumbing/electric problem) to eat that up quick.Taking appreciation out of the equation (cause that is educated speculatiin and I do not know your market), I dont thinking tying up the down payment is worth it.

$750 gross rent leaves very little room for error.