Granted, under the old arrangement, we drafted the lease and collected the money which was more work, but we liked it better that way. 

With a vast area likely to be affected, BluSky is staging massive resources in Atlanta and Greensboro to support our offices in the Southeast.I want to be a resource for assistance to any multi-family investors or property managers with communities in the Southeast.  

, they made the living arrangement work until the lease expired and gave me a proper 30-day notice they were not going to be renewing. 

I did a quick search, and found some people who said they had borrowed against their TSP for real estate investing purposes, but I was wondering if I could pool the hive mind for some more details on the process.When borrowing from the TSP do you arrange it through the TSP or is it a 3rd party lender with the TSP as collateral?

I soon realized that this arrangement will not work as I could not physically inspect the property and could only work on MLS properties since I relied on an agent to do all the hands-on work.

And there's always the possibility of renting out the downstairs bedroom to a trusted individual but that's probably down the road for us because of our stage of life. 

I had to learn how to do a lot on the fly, I staged the house re worked the front porch and took flowers right out of my own yard to give it some curb appeal.

Ouch...sounds like a pretty desperate arrangement on both ends but I could be wrong. 

Could he still sell the house to me at this stage of the process? 

@Scott Freer, if it was you who arranged for those figures to arrive at exactly $50k profit (less tax), based on realistic rehab and ARV figures that you carefully researched, to arrive at your maximum allowable offer (MAO), fine.But if those figures were presented to you by the Seller (or agent), not so fine!