I have my fingers crossed for you!

Hopefully (fingers crossed) I close next week.

If you have your finger prints on the first transaction and say you're buying it from another entity that is essentially you at a higher price, that is mortgage fraud.Besides walking out of closing with bank money in your pocket on a purchase transaction, what are you trying to accomplish?

I use it to waterproof cracks in foundations and it works great.Force it into the cracks and smooth it out with your finger.

Im crossing my fingers but a lot can still happen from now till closing but If this deal holds up and everything closes properly it’s going to free up around 1200$/month in expenses.

It's hard to find a rich hermit.Success is not to be pursued; it is to be attracted by the person you become.Leadership is the challenge to be something more than average.Only by giving are you able to receive more than you already have.Learn to hide your need and show your skill.Riches do not come by crossing your fingers and walking through the day hoping.

There are too many possibilities when your duties may / will overlap with who ever is managing the other part (e.g. plumbing, electrical, heat, water, sewer, garbage, landscaping, tenant complaints, security) regardless of who is technically in charge of these items; let the finger pointing begin.I don't have any specifics but generally speaking these kind of properties have extensive reporting requirements regarding the tenants  (e.g. certifying that tenant meets income requirements), units (e.g. inspections), financials (e.g. audits) and regulatory compliance (e.g. anti-discrimination rules).

Crossing your fingers and hoping for appreciation is not a sign of a good real estate investor.  

Fingers crossed though..

Scott, call attorney John Finger.