I'm eager to finally take action and learn while creating a win-win situation for someone with years of experience.

It sounds like a win-win situation,1.

Once I waved the white flag and canceled the PA, the property goes up and sells for 20k over list price and the original offer I had accepted...You win some you lose some.

LOL, very astute Steve.....some might give the tenant those utility allowances, some may simply ask, are utilities included with this unit or not and never tell the applicant as they get what they qualify for and that makes the manipulation a little harder.

Inside a company all that is included in your operating agreement or in a loan relationship you have to simply pay them off to get a satisfaction and remove their lien.The best deal for you, is the one which involves the lesser amount of your assets being pledged and maintains your autonomy to continue to grow and operate your business in a manner which attracted them to you in the first place.

He also breaks down the housing market collapse very simply and in an easy to follow kind of way.

Doubling 500K in flips seems risky because you might end up settling on deals that are marginal simply because you have trouble finding enough better deals.

If you REALLY want to keep your resident and she also wants to stay:Put her up in a motel for the next 4 weeks (surely, you can negotiate a good deal on it)OR Offer them several hundred dollars to stay with family for 4 weeks in lieu of them staying in a hotel.. a potential win-win.

Around here it's about as expensive as the divorce and unnecessary as the parties can simply leave the relationship and give those public notices you see so much as you move forward with the divorce.See an attorney about legal matters, a loan officer to apply for a loan.

Simply install electric baseboard (or electric wall heaters with fans, called cadets?).