So this is a not a real deal, just a hypothetical I made up (although it's not uncommon I encounter something similar.)Just a follow up question though.

Putting time and effort on documentation is an investment in the scalability of your firm.As a real estate investor and coach, I've encountered obstacles and learned valuable lessons along the way.

"I've encountered challenges selling my Kansas City, Missouri home, initially listed at $425k but reduced to $390k, while having a contingent purchase at $515k with a need for $150k for payoffs and closing costs.

I'm a bit concerned that I might be missing out on the niche ones that offer good deals but are harder to find or know about where you have to encounter the right insurance agent/agency.I'm also assuming for landlords (in Texas at least), the typical property insurance to get is "Dwelling Property"  (Type 3 or DP 3) insurance?

I frequently encounter investors and contractors involved in performance, payment or insurance disputes.

I have wholesaled several properties with a two-month closing and one with a three-month closing, and I haven't encountered any issues with my buyers.

I'm curious if anyone else has encountered challenging criteria and how to work around that?

.- Any drawbacks or issues you encountered while using it (the cons).- How it compares to other mortgage calculators you might have used.Your feedback will be incredibly valuable in helping me decide whether this tool is useful, or if I should focus elsewhere.

(I am not selling the property and not looking at it from seeking the gains exclusion for primary residence).I will seek CPA advice, so but just checking what folks here have encountered something like this before?

Not even when we encountered naysayers (did I mention all of this was going on in the midst of a worldwide pandemic that hit the senior living industry HARD??)