I do plan to get back in touch tomorrow morning, I can still make the profit I want and would consider matching the offer from the real estate company, though I want to avoid bidding on emotions.  

You might be tired after work but if you’re tired today then you’ll be tired tomorrow and the projects will never get done.

I did find a property manager, but he isn't very responsive and have been avoiding to tag along on the closing walk through with my agent tomorrow.

It allows for more options:1.) how quickly or slowly you pay off the loan2.) higher interest in the initial years for greater tax deduction3.) higher cashflow for the first 15 years; dollars are worth less “tomorrow” so collect more of them “today” to reinvest sooner4.) during times of turnover & vacancy you have a lower debt payment to make while rental income is pausedMaintaining lower equity in a property, such as 75% - 80% LTV for a longer period of time is actually an asset protection strategy.

If your Victorian technically is a residential home at one time there may be a way around this, I’ll check with my residential lender tomorrow who’s a ninja when it comes to anything creative.

So I quickly asked for a friend's referral to a local CPA and setup an appointment with him tomorrow hoping to get things sorted out before the tax deadline.How does your CPA advise you on Tax planning?

And they have a open house tomorrow, they need to get that furniture out!

We love the house and have scheduled our inspection for tomorrow.

Really, though, I'm open to other places, but again, just the one side of the river for the most part.I have an offer in on a flip home I should hear about tomorrow.

I plan on asking them tomorrow as we go to say our goodbyes.