I would say to look at Columbus while it is still investable and there is inventory.

I'm basically new at this, so I'm diving full in.  

I have only been looking at conventional financing at this point.

If I moved into a rental at $1700 + $1000 a month for my mortgage. 

If the remaining tenant does not solo qualify we look at the application of the new applicant and evaluate it with the existing tenant. 

Also added a clause that the buyer could back out at any time.

I would also look at other comps and decide from there.

That way if a lawsuit due to some kind of accident on a property happens, any judgement is limited just to that LLC and that property rather than putting your personal assets and other properties at risk.

At the end of last year my and surrounded counties were awarded a grant for LEAD HAZARD REDUCTION DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM (LHRD) funded by HUD.

My lawyer requested them to provide the listing agreement and they responded that they never had the agreement and that it wasn't required at the defendants deposition.