Alas, I chose to keep it civil/easy for a smooth ride to closing and ate the remediation cost.

I am consistently wrong on apprasial values (in a bad way), consistently wrong on what I can get for rent (in a good way) and am looking forward to continued improvements here so I can make this a little more seamless.For those that are just catching this, read through everything - it's a ride.

Or in your case riding a horse competitively after just reading how to do it.If it was your fourth or fifth deal, I could see it; but not your first.

I explained that I was not asking for a free ride, but this was not acceptable.  

If your question goes in any fashion towards state tax, I am no help. 

I started following a few wholesalers with good reputations, I got to know a reputable hard money lender, I met a General Contractor who only works on investment properties and have a lot riding on their reputation, I have a few REALTORS that I trust to lease properties depending on what area or class, and I do my own numbers.I'm excited to learn all that I'm going to learn, but we shall see how it actually goes.

for 2017, but KC was riding a pretty aggressive (at least aggressive to us) price wave in spring/early summer 2016 that I think is going to flatten out.  

I treat bad tenants the same way they treat me in a landlord fashion. 

If we(owner or us) are ok with that date we let it ride at $5 a day late fee..

This morning, while doing my ride for dollars run, I  spotted a property that I have a question about.