I'm sure its not that difficult to sort out. 

I have had some typical offers with wealth management companies and some software firms, however, I would love to be in real estate in any sort of capacity if I can.

With new things I'm typically a very hands-on learner, preferring an observe-replicate-innovate sort of model, so I'd love to start meeting investors and watching deals go down to see what's working in the Northwest Phoenix/Glendale-ish area where my wife and I own our home.I'm excited to start meeting people, continue learning, and hopefully pull the trigger on a deal in the next few months!

So 4 units at $1,000 per month means a $1,000 holdback at closing until rents are sorted out.

Before you go incurring expenses on attorney fees, let the seller sort it out. 

@Brandon Logan, generally speaking, what kind of terms are you getting on these sorts of future value appraisal loans? 

Getting a single large client can be great - but that person will quickly realize that they have you by the proverbial short hairs and can really jerk you around if they want to.Also, if you grow quickly and suddenly need to add people, getting paid after work is done can really create a cash crunch if you need to meet a weekly pay roll, or if you're suddenly consuming 500% more gas, consumables, materials, etc...

  I have a inherited tenant who ive been dealing with for about 5 years and Sadly I believe that they have just finished pulling the last hair off my back.

What sort of information would you want to see in an email of that type?

What sort of paperwork should I look for?