Should be pretty simple as far as you’re concerned.

Feel free to send me a message or email  with more specific concerns and I'll be happy to give you some honest feedback/advice.Full disclosure, of course...

One concern is that all the walls are plaster still and haven’t been dry walled so I’m sure a lot of what’s between the studs is out of date.

Pleas feel free to reach out to me personally if you have any questions or concerns you would like to discuss.

If the coat of paint is uneven it can be caused by a number of reasons i.e. trying to stretch the paint to far before reloading the roller.

Also keep in mind that two separate tenants on one property may cause additional problems for you as the Landlord and may scare away some renters that don't want to share the property.

I am starting to think about my next maneuver and I am a little concerned about the effect that these competitive prices will have on my investment.

On the one hand you can see that on the day the transaction was completed they got all The money that was due to them based on the facts of that point, going forward they are not the owners of the house anymore so if we got a tax credit or a tax increase it does not really concern them, on the other hand you could say that they took the effort to do this and since that credit was applied to the year they sold the house they should have a prorated amount based on the months they lived in this house.The second question is why didn't the sellers lawyer contact us directly, as the lawyer we used for the transaction is not really working for us on a regular basis and is not our regular counsellor.

The answer is he showed up for work everyday and he personally managed the place, and his negligence was the cause.

Hello Jimmy,Your numbers looks good, I think you mention that would concern me would be your ability to refinance the property.