I have more to say but ill wait for the comments. thank you reading this

Maybe things are different in your state.. but a simple cancellation signed by the seller directing the attorney to return the EM and signed by the buyer should be all that's needed.. again attorney is ill etc etc.. very troubling way to do business.

Bought appliances for $1500 but the kitchen sits unfinished, the bathroom is gutted, a back room was cleaned up to make more living space but won't work well unless its insulated from the underside and its now yucky winter and Ill pay through the nose to have someone go under there.

Also be sure to have language in there that spells out what happens in the event of illness or death.

@Milton Peggs Ill try to help you out.

I’ve found single family townhomes ranging from 100,000-200,000, and then I find 3, 4 unit homes in established areas (canton, federal hill, locust point fells point) and also somewhat established (Bolton hill, pigtown, hollins market, etc), but those multiunits are ranging from 300,000 to 400,000, rent in area ranging from 700-1200 a unit, but 0 down and me having a 4K reserve to work with for tenant expenses and fees, my heart says just do it take the risk, have the cash flow pay for mortgage and I save my own money into reserve ASAP,  but my mind says not a good idea to buy the multi ill be in over my head, stick to the affordable single family property, hopefully it appreciates and start rent when you leave the property.  

thank you Nathan G. i would most likely be buying my first deal in two and a half years, when i am working as a firefighter. i don't now if this is where to ask but what would be a good first credit card as i din not have one at the moment and know ill probably be needing one soon. 

 Thanks Dave Foster, Ill discuss what you said to hubby tonite at date nite !!

WOOOOWWWW ill tell you what!

Though ill be honest, I'm also shopping for a duplex in Edmonton.