I know out our way once you hand the check to the crier its over..WE have to have cashiers checks on the spot for full purchase price.if you found out the day of the sale their could be a chance to have your bank stop payment on the cashiers check but you would need to be a pretty valuable client for the bank issuing the check to do that for you..

I prefer not to overlook the rehab process myself, so I was thinking of just leaving and handing over the house to a PM I've met with.

@Spencer Wardwell You are in good hands with @Dave Foster, for sure.

But this ultimately depends on you and your investors criteria.On the other hand, you can have a private money lender provide you a loan for a portion, or the total purchase price of the property.

We also use Sitelink - hands down the best, and when someone comes to buy your facility, you'll be glad you have it for reporting and for ease of transitioning ownership. 

I have concerns that I will be tying my hands a bit if I eventually want to sell / develop the two lots together or if I want to hold for a bit and draw lines of credit against the lots.Thanks,Juan Monge

We are super excited and hands on. 

Although a separate form, it will become part of the contract.An amendment, on the other hand, is something that is added to the contract after it is signed and accepted.

I want to be hands off as possible, can a property manager handle all the headaches full-time.

Neal, the best thing about it was built in deck hands and bright works monkeys.Yes for me real estate was a key.