Since this is, in fact, a landlording question, it belongs over there.

Cash or hard money is the quickest and this market requires speed.Reno can be handled in a number of ways.  

I’m looking for a title company near the city of Torrance, CA that handles double closes and other wholesale deals. 

In the class I introduced participants to a simple way to handle their income and expenses.

How are you guys handling this issues since these items can vary wildly?

The seller is now saying that he would recommend us not recording because if any issues come up with property he could handle it locally.

But before you make that decision, you need to have a serious come to jesus about what your goals, needs, and deal breakers are with regard to:Time - how much time can you reasonably afford to spend on the investment once it's made, on an ongoing basis Control - are you willing to sacrifice a bit of your return for someone else to handle tenanting, maintenance, and turnover, or do you want maximum control regardless of your experience levelResolve - if you're inclined to be very hands-on, do you honestly know that you will be able to maintain the level of involvement long-term?

What’s good way to handle it

Any suggestions or other opinions on the price or how to handle?

My cousin who happens to be a real estate salesperson in the tampa area has been handling things for me in a sense of contractor meetings, scheduling subs, getting quotes etc...