But go back to the realtor where you are at and tell them the type of multi family you would like and walk you through making an offer.  

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That was enough to get me through the door but his company offered a few other things I didn't expect such as an intro to the lender, title company, insurance agent, and property management team.

If you aren't doing this with an LLC or other company, then the money is "still all yours" - you can freely do as you please with those funds (once the rents accrue enough for you to have a comfort level).I would suggest you contact a good accountant (CPA) knowledgeable in real estate matters to assist you with starting up your accounting system for this rental.

The former surveyor was nice enough to call me back, but will not offer recommendations.

If it is that much below market value, then I would offer higher and have the Seller evict.

We think it will make a great short-term rental in a very office-space-heavy area.I want to offer her a higher sale price (closer to what she wants) if we can make the deal work for us.Any suggestions?

Meaning the larger properties end up offering greater versatility and flexibility in the face of shifting market dynamics.NUMBER 2: "UNTAPPED" SKI RESORT TOWNSI guess it depends on how you define untapped.

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