For example, #1 below includes cross-referencing the lease and tenant's move-out date, with a saved "move-out" document (previously created), and updating the document with the move-out date. #2 includes having a CL posting ready for each unit, for rent signs at the house, a system to pre-qualify tenants (including asking the right questions, and recording them in a centralized location), setting up a system to schedule showings with my handyman (maybe online?)

My question however is what happens if an unforeseen cost eats up your portion of profit and begins to cross into your investors margin?

Partnering/networking is a great way to go but just make sure you dot your i's and cross your "t"'s with any agreements you make with either..

One leg of the homes drain field crossed over onto lot B so a temporary easement 10'x20' was drawn into the plat.

Without established rent payments of 1-2 years (depending on lender), you cannot count "border income" towards your debt-to-income ratio.

I wounder if I have cross paths with any of your family.

I'm basically crossing all my T's and dotting the I's until my signs arrive Friday.

Wells are also restricted, so water utilities are a big deal.As to contracting, you could buy and close in 2 weeks and cross your fingers speculating or you might negotiate a closing 90 or 120 days out with contingences that your requirements be met along with seller's assistance.Get with a developer and just have an initial meeting, that should be free.

One of his ears was ripped off from hitting the metal criss-cross interlace.

I'm working on a loan that is cross collaterized by multiple properties also.