As far as 3rd parties go, what constitutes a "good negotiator..." ?

Might consider getting a third party influence, a neighbor who knows the family and who might like you for a neighbor.

I'd love to get feedback on anything missing from the list I am going to invite to the March event:Angel Investor1Architect1Banker3Broker1Builder1Civil Engineer1Commercial Property Broker1Commercial Loan Broker2CPA1Credit Optimization Specialist1Fee Developer1Financial Adviser2Hard Money Lender / Developer3Investor16Investor / Broker7Investor / Developer10Land Broker1Lawyer5Loan Broker1Paper Investor2Permitting Expert1PR Specialist1Private Money Broker1Private Money Lender2Small Regional Bank Broker1Social Media Consultant / Author1Spec Loan Participating Loan Specialist1Syndicator5Third Party Builder Liability Company1Title Company Closer2Wholesaler2The numbers to the right of each category represent the frequency, or how many folks I would invite from each category.

I'm not sure if the seller will go for that, but they extended our option period so they seem reasonable now that they know the seller created this mess by being a party to the CC&R signatures.

Salt water and humidity play on sheetrock, even the ceilings if water stands for some time.

Is this it for applicants why not schedule a showing and get 2 to 3 parties to show up at once and get all three under application.

Welcome to the party Dell.

Good stuff - If I can help you in anyway, especially from a due diligence stand point before purchasing turn key, please don't hesitate to let me know.

Third party property management in CA requires a broker's license.

The most difficult part is going to be coming up with down-payments, which is why I encourage and challenge you to do your next deal with no more than 10% down.But hold off.