That’s not how I do my business.Should I pull the property off the market and stick with him and deal with the vacancy when it actually happens?

My staff is dealing with tenants all of the time and knows exactly what is going on where. 

Honestly the suppliers I deal with dont like dealing with anyone but contractors . 

I'll keep on searching for my fun deals.

HVAC, roofing, foundation, plumbing, electrical are all mechanical items which would sway a deal. 

Purchase price: $200,000 Cash invested: $200,000 - 5x Condos - Overseas investment (Cambodia)- Approx. investment total $200,000 USD- New builds- Paid directly to developer (0% interest during build)- Paid out of pocket (no financing used) What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

They're not going to close the deal without the money for current taxes due being collected, so you don't have to worry about it.

I was offered a duplex for $350k two years ago but I couldn't get funding due to my DTI.What options do have if I find a two, three, or 4-plex in the $300-$400k that is a deal?

My clients love it here in Columbus OH because of positive cash flowing deals that also have a ton of appreciation potential.

Do you think it is still possible to make some money on deals on the MLS that require little to no rehab?