Put him touch with your lender, so he is comfortable with the situation....availability of rehab money, scheduled draws, draw requirements, etc. 

No bond and a large number of repairs and expenses I am going through once again......when I asked them why they didn't inspect the house if this time they knew one month earlier that the tenant was going to leave (I was notified one month earlier) they said that inspections for routine have an extra charge of $75 per inspection.

I’m not sure about Texas, but small claims court can take a lot of time out of your busy schedule.

I am scheduled to head back in March-April timeframe but have not found out my next assignment yet.

Normally the closing is not even scheduled until all underwriting conditions are met and the lender has given a "clear to close".

He does not necessarily want to be a full-time contractor for hire at this point because we have a young son and he needs to have some flexibility in his schedule as my job requires a fair amount of international travel.Our plan is to focus primarily on fix and flip properties for the near term to capitalize on his abilities.

My LLC is a standalone (not associated to my SDIRA) and my CPA filed my last returns under a Schedule C; if I associate a Solo 401k to an LLC, does this now make it a partnership (subject to Form 1065)?

Create a schedule, a budget, get out your oldest pair of jeans and a t shirt and start demo and get dirty!!

They seemed to be happy and they nodded in understanding.THE SECOND MONTHSomehow during the second month, when the newness wears off and the happiness falls into a routine, the new tenants become confused.

The most important factor to consider with a lender, particularly if it is a sellers market, is the ability to close the transaction and close it on schedule. what good is saving a few hundred bucks in fees if the transaction doesn't close and you lose the deal.