We are on a relatively short time-table (~2 months) to get into a new place but already have some houses in our sights.Thank you for any wise words!

I created time tables and alternative plans in case he dug in his heels and made sure he always knew he was my partner and  could say no at any time.

My wife and I both have W2s earning above six figures, between $100-150K to invest in real estate, good to great credit, and a long time table (we're in our early thirties!).

If the property is vacant, let the agent know the time table to get it occupied.  

I would really appreciate any advice or critique as my main concern was the chronological structuring and also if anyone knew the time table of refinancing a FHA loan even after repairs) If anyone experienced has any insight to refining this plan, I greatly appreciate it!

Hello - I’ve been considering selling my rental and 1031’ing gains into a new property/properties.  I know I need to start this process because my current cash flow is low and there is significant equity that could be...

You want to set a timetable for them to respond early on. 

Your repairs will not be a % of the gross rents and capex does not happen on a timetable. 

There are many questions to ask yourself such as, how active do you want to be in real estate investing [passive vs active], your time tables, how much money you wish to invest, etc --> this will guide you and help you determine the best route to take.As far as real estate management, for doing he actual repairs they essentially "mark up" the costs.

Jeff,Depending on your time table you may be able to jump right into a Renovation Builders Risk policy (insures the existing building and the remodel/addition).