Once you have an LOI signed call the attorney and when you have signed contract press go.

@Joseph Abbott,I believe anyone (Open challenge) would be hard pressed to find deals as sweet as here in Detroit.With that being said I totally encourage you and folks to work on Detroit deals from wherever you are.I am a Broker here in MI and am open to discuss your license and practicing here.

There is a sense of accomplishment in remodeling a kitchen or changing your own oil that you can never get by pressing the send button on an important email or crafting a really nice excel spreadsheet.

usually comes out when it's payment time.BTW- if you press 2 when getting robo-called, they will usually remove you from their list.  

Really good for lenders and partners.In case you don't know how to, pressing the @ button and then (without a space) begin typing a person's name that has commented on the thread will allow you to @mention the person so it alerts them you've responded to something they've said

You will be hard pressed to find a MFR (Multifamily Residence) priced at less than $100,000 per unit unless you are will to consider Class D Neighborhoods.

I've asked for potential drawings of what the bus stop will look like (if it will just be a post or if there will be a bench, etc). 

Make some money from the job, learn a real estate skill - such seems to be a decent idea.However, simultaneously, my family found out they were moving out of state for work, and given the timing, I saw an opportunity to cut my rent related expenses to 0, move in with them, and focus entirely on real estate investing.I'm fortunate in that I have no pressing debt, and minimal expenses.

Dress up the driveway side of the little shed with a rustic bench, maybe a fake window & flower box.

It has been well updated so I like it a lot and understand the expense involved in such a renovation but it certainly can't command $120k out of it.My new, seemingly more pressing issue/question is: How do I structure multiple investors on what will most likely be a conventional financing deal?