All sorts of things that aren't online. 

That sort of bad faith is part of the reasons why landlords end up with concrete in their drains and then come on BP to complain about just how horrible and mean all tenants are.A professional landlord also knows that tenants without the use of their range will occasionally try all sorts of novel solutions to cook their food, and these solutions are very often nutbag fire hazards.

I hear people say they bought their first property, maybe they say they bought it with cash or some sort of financing, but I never really see any numbers that go along with it.I currently have $25k saved in the bank. 

There could be some sort of buyout option that you both agree upon at a later date.

The foundation there was not easily visible from the basement as that section is a crawl space that's too small to fit into.I had recently heard of a company called RAM JACK that does this sort of work. 

The upward trends may appear to be slowing, but home prices typically do not “decrease” without some sort of direct cause.

The only better option is if you purchase that property with some sort of short term financing, control the rehab process yourself, and then refinance out into a conventional loan avoiding the PMI.

he will realize you are serious about it, and when the time comes you won't have to ask to be mentored, you will be invited :)Others will chime in, but I say the plan helps you even sort out this situation. 

This is sort of a rough draft of my plans, I would either like to get a multi-family (nothing bigger than a quadplex) or single family 3beds at least and house hack them for cash flow. 

Like if the HML gave 100K for the deal, they hold it in some sort of escrow right.. that's how they control the draws right?