You have to know how to screen tenants well, know the landlord tenant code thoroughly, know how to send proper notices, when you can charge late fees, what to do if a tenant doesn't pay etc.I can't tell you how many owners have come to us over the years who thought they could manage on their own and got all the way to court, only to find they didn't follow proper protocol with notices or the late letter etc and have the case thrown out and have to start again.Also, are you local to do inspections? 

However, there are still some great opportunities within Charlotte that can deliver strong investment potential.

He used old receipts and even letters that mentioned it!

The contract should have outlined the amount of earnest money you deliver.

If you obtain letters of interest, you can exercise your option.

Also, find a copy of the short sale Approval Letter from your lender and read it again, thoroughly.

I initially negotiated the terms of the deal through a Letter of Intent and then developed and executed a Purchase Agreement.

It got pretty rough for them complaints to the DA the AG lawyer letters etc.. thats about when i met them.

And you can't be of service, if your not delivering value, so one will make themselves of value. 

Also at closing: You should provide proof that the lender is named as such on a valid hazard insurance policy effective at least on the day of closing.Regarding the closing to sell or refi, yes, your lender will just need to provide a payoff letter with wiring instructions to the closing agent.