I chose someone the city quietly recommended, my goal is fast approval and no drama.

Drama free closings is our motto.

No matter what real estate investment strategy I employ.Due to life struggles, moving around to 4 different states, divorce and personal drama (health and otherwise), I have not been able to pull any kind of deal together.

Wholesaling has come under especially harsh scrutiny as of late in the State of Ohio.  

I just like being care free and don't want the drama in my life.Right now in residential it can be okay to purchase if you buy right.

Missing this deadline does trigger harsh penalties of $200 per month per partner, so missing this deadline is much riskier.

Sorry to sound harsh but I'm sure the HOA gave you several warnings of what would happen if you didn't pay them.

I'm not trying to be harsh and I commend you for taking action but if you do not know what you are doing you can get into a lot of trouble.  

Maybe I'm too harsh, and maybe you'll hate every word I said, and if so I'm sorry for that but that is the way I feel.

While there is still some emotional drama, and some unsophisticated owners, overall the dealmaking is much more on an unemotional, numbers oriented affair.When I negotiated both commercial and residential properties, commercial properties represented 75% of my profits, yet residential was 90% of my problems!