Now over a month into the process I'm being asked how I xpect to get 100% financing in relation to having a negative $90K net worth due to my primary residence being upside down stemming from the market crash. 

As an attorney, I have seen far too many issues stem from non-attorneys drafting their own agreements or using a form doc service.

I do currently have some traditional financing in the works at a much better rate, but, and correct me if I'm wrong, that may dry up at some point and I think it's a good idea to start building relationships with folks like this.  

Often, they will keep the tenant's deposit money and leave the tenant high and dry.

3) How much do you charge to wash/dry per load?

Plus, if it's your first experience with a property manager (and out of state investing) you might want to see how they perform on something that's more cut-and-dry and letting your first experience with them be managing a rehab project.  

The best size to buy is 8’ tall, 1-2” in diameter, sitting in a 15-gallon pot ($50-$150).Outdoor roomsA dining area, dry laid patio, a patch of gravel, a covered patio or an above-grade deck: According to SmartMoney.com, a landscaped patio raises the value of your home by 12.4 percent.

Probably stems from a huge sense of entitlement people feel nowadays.

MLS is pretty dry for good deals.

Metro Detroit has huge opportunities...get in now as the deals seem to be drying up.