She closes a deal almost every week.

With a little over 2 weeks left in June, I am not getting any responses from him.

I was planning to have the place painted next week, but it sounds like I should hold off until the smell is gone?

We've been negotiating with the buyer for several weeks and we finally have been able to come to an agreement.

I probably receive 10 emails a week with fake wiring instructions.

I am meeting with my mortgage lender next week to discuss options, so I was hoping to hear back from some people on what they used to get started.

You'll need at least 6 weeks to close, but they are very easy to work with over the phone and email.

Lending on a six unit building will be more like what @Robert Meyer posted than what @Calvin Liang has in that spreadsheet, so yes the cash flow will not be as good.Having one unit occupied by an onsite manager is giving 1/6 of the scheduled rent to PM, or like 16% - surely you can find an outside PM to manage for less.

Hi Brian, yes I posted three times in forums that I thought it's relevant, I'm new here (joined in 2016 but wasn't active more than a week), can you post the same question in different forums or it's not ok?

Within 3 weeks we had a full price offer of $75,000 which was accepted.