Apparently, the sale fell though, and I received a call from the RE agent about putting my "best and highest" offer because, there were multiple offers on the table over the asking price, as she claimed.

This REIA has a unique service, a google group called Deal Makers where you can get contractor referals in 1/2 hr and legal issues solved almost as fast.  

The average basic cost for new construction is determined using tables issued by the Chief Building Inspector.

Partial 1031 Exchange transactions are perfectly okay and are done for many strategic reasons, including, using of loss carry forwards, creating a cash position, reducing outstanding debt obligations, and taking some money off the table for any variety of reasons.

I definitely want to retain the tenant, however, leaving a large amount of money on the table, currently $4800 per year doesn't make sense.

I'm using the bigger pockets house flipping calculator and I'm trying to determine what to include in the holding costs. what's unique about this flipping scenario is that I plan to hold the property for about two years before selling.

Alabama is suddenly appealing.Found this table on WalletHub - https://wallethub.com/edu/states-with-the-highest-...  

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The original developer of this project built 6 (almost identical) units and now there are 2 more in Pre-Construction, so we are in a unique situation in this deal because currently there are 2 more active listings + active listing of 1 Pre-Construction + 1 Pre-Construction is pending.

I'm new in my investing life, so using unique leveraging/financing is new to me and would help me grow.