@ J Scot is dead on on how he rehabs & probably why he is quickly able to unload, therefor lowering his holding costs (figure $100 a day a property sits in a flip).Only thing I would add is CURB APPEAL, CURB APPEAL, CURB APPEAL.

I have a fireplace in my rental and I'm afraid one day a tenant will burn my house to the ground.

Stan - not sure who you're talking about . . . every morning we go through and banish all the spammers/dirtbags, though we do it throughout the day as well.

My real job has turned into a 14 to 16 hour 7 day a week mental cahallenge.

Resubmit your offer the day a price drop occurs.

Being abroad is a little more work but at the end of the day, as long as you have a good realtor and property manager they can do most of the heavy lifting for you.

I think that is the simple assigning w/ both not meeting but it's happening the same day as the closing.

She wrote up the contract and we both signed it the next day.  A

We priced his price like 15 to 20 dollars cheaper than the pros cause at the end of the day a 12 year old  has little overhead .

To cover this time period, you need a deed of trust/mortgage to secure the collateral as well as hazard insurance.If both AB and BC close with the same title company, you contractually bind the title company to not close and record the AB until the title company is in receipt of 100% of the funds required for BC to close and agree to close BC immediately after, on the same day as, the AB close.