I would prefer closing in July when I'm home but the seller has to work around her next property and 1031 exchange.

Steve MightOur general rule is "no pets", or more precisely, we handle all pets as exceptions on an individual basis.

I would even be open doing some grunt work for an experienced investor in the Orlando area in exchange for mentoring.

We agreed to this in exchange for a reduction in the purchase price to offset the lost revenue.In your case, you will have to get seller to adjust his expectation on price ... or, at least, adjust the price by enough to offset the buyer while s/he sets about serving the initial rent increase.

Essentially, I would be taking all the monthly payment risk, vacancy, turnover, and deposit/damage responsibility from him, in exchange for a deal on rents to compensate me for that risk.

Oil is cheap on the world market but expensive here because we buy in dollars.Russian and China used to use the dollar as their exchange medium between their countries, now they use the Yuan.

At the very least fix the AC and Exchanger put a water heater in it new power metor and pole and gas hook up..

I have an HSA-eligible Covered California (exchange) medical plan, so I contribute to my HSA, and some of my qualifying health expenses are reimbursed from that account.  

Only then, we pay as they complete specific milestones and ask for a lien waiver from contractors at the end of project in exchange for their final payment.

I'm interested mostly in residential flipping/renting and a little bit of commercial/other (drilling acreage and mineral rights).Hoping to learn here and network with more experienced real estate investors; I'd love to help out with anything accounting/finance related in exchange for some advice on getting started.