And as this noted one shows, to those who think they will just swoop in and pick up an "easy buy", just write a check and it will be a simple take-over, think again.

Keep it simple and focus on cashflow. 

Not brainiac stuff here, but in the end, it's the simple-but-tedious work that gets the best results. 

It's just volume of work.And, keep everything as simple as possible.For cash flow management, I recommend Profit First.

I don't believe you need to pay a broker for such a simple loan request.

This is a good question and to keep the answer short and simple; it is typically for the tax benefits.

My goals are simple.

simple answer yes this is mostly what I see from a wholesaler and a 90 day turn is tight especially like our local market froze for all of July and August almost nothing sold.As the previous person said the wholesaler isn't in it to make the end user money. 

Everybody and his brother (or her sister) obtains a purchase contract for a shuttered nursing home that once had an appraised value of $10 million; has a current appraised value of $5 million, and the investor has it under contract for $2 million.  

You are disputing a condo agreement we do not have and we know nothing of your paint and vent beyond what you say.Regarding amending the lease, it can be a simple document you and your tenant sign stating that you are amending the term of the lease to be 2 years, and the tenant has an option to terminate the lease at 1 year.Regarding the bathroom, if it has a tub or shower and no other ventilation, I would go with the vent fan as the root cause.