I owe her three more checks and then I get an automatic raise of her percentage.I partnered with her during the last 6 months of her ownership as she handed over the books and we worked together to transition her out and me in.

I own a few rental properties and would like to transition fully to RE.Thanks,Prisha

I'm both new to real estate and New Orleans so we've got a lot to learn but I'm excited to be transitioning from analysis to action and jump right in.

If it doesn't stipulate the provisions for breaking the lease, you know it needs to be in there for next time.If things have been going smoothly and friendly, consider returning some pro-rated fraction of the deposit.Most importantly, you probably need the advice of a competent RE attorney ...

If you can identigy a technician that works with integrity, is of good moral character and honor it should not cost you much to make sure things remain running smoothly. 

I have a duplex under contract and have had smooth sailing until the tenant of one side of the duplex will not allow anyone (inspector, owner, or me) into the unit until next Thursday.

That said I was wondering what experienced wholesalers  do  or would do to dot all their i's and cross all their t's on the property to ensure there aren't a bunch of liens or other issues that would disrupt a smooth closing before calling a title company and spending hundreds of dollars for them to do the same thing?

Looking for any advice on transitioning to other opportunistic markets.

I use a company called MPI property management, and so far everything is going really smooth.

Actually everything is smoothed back over with the tenant an @Nathan G. as you mentioned in another post prior to deeming uninhabitable someone at the city should decide that the water leaking in is in the garage and it is not excessive maybe things are not translating well over posting on the forum.