I found a property in Cleveland that has technically 2 units.

Put in a set amount at set intervals to minimize losses from buying at imopportune times.Hello James,Thanks for taking the time to respond to my post here - it's at least comforting to know that my Chicago market area isn't the only area facing this issue to the extent it has been. 

On one hand, you're covered by the cancellation policy, so technically you're in the right to keep the fee. 

From it raining a lot the night before the property going active which brought to light foundation issues hidden behind the pre-existing finished basement paneling.

They can decide that offer #2 came from a contract lawyer and he'd be a good owner in the building since he can help them with legal issues...or whatever random reason they like his offer better. 

The equity potential of course, but mainly I was trying to solve two issues - on one end, the seller was struggling financially and needed to sell her home but investors were aggressively trying to take advantage.

You don’t need any technical skills, and your photos, pricing and reviews will be automatically synced.

The equity potential of course, but mainly I was trying to solve two issues - on one end, the seller was struggling financially and needed to sell her home but investors were aggressively trying to take advantage.

I use Quickbooks Online and haven't had any issues!

Remember, technically I believe its 6 payments and its when the closing occurs (which is when the Note is extinguished/paid off).