I am now currently in college studying accounting and am looking to buy my first property soon.

I no longer live in the islands, but I maintain my company there remotely and regularly flip properties.

The building was built in 1905, but it appeared to be well maintained and had long term tenants. 

I stipulated that I get notified and I will get a bid before any repairs are done.Find your own source as a back up and maintain contact with them.As far as the work already done, request a discount.  

Tortuous conduct, study that. :)

I typically find when I see net numbers like that presented by the seller that they have not been properly maintaining the property.

My partner and I have been studying the house-flipping market in Atlanta.

I have been doing my own studies, tying to learn and understand the market over there.

"A consumer who maintains a trusted relationship with a broker should not be compelled to accept the services of a stranger in order to make that transaction."

I bought my first rental property in the last year, and I have some questions about maintaining the hardwood floors between tenants.