Especially at your age you have time.Thanks for the heads up!

If you have to double close for some reason you do have to have your own funds to close the deal first before it can be sold your end buyer.

I lived there for three years and I’m now coming up on my second year of renting it out.

Should I get into contracting with a flipper or custoM home builder for 50k a year 1099 and start my own llc and be a “real estate professional” and learn the ins and outs while making less money at first,  or take a sales job 9-5 that makes 150k a year w2 and build up capital first. 

Had it opened about 3-4 weeks ago and the reason was too much TP.

The late fees are only 100-$200, but just feels wrong.What do you guys think, does this seem reasonable?

I have been offered to sign up (fee involved).   

You may well end up having to pay for access or pay to get specific records.Title companies can help, too.

The warranties always take a lot of time, and you will either end up filing a warranty to find that it is going to take too long and then purchasing something else the same day, or you will end up giving refunds back to guests while you wait on the warranty to be handled.I learned this the hard way when I first got in to rentals.

But sometimes the appraisal comes back higher so I end up with extra equity after closing.