I think I’m just going to start doing dynamic RUBS because I can’t keep paying for their water but I want to make it more fair than just dividing by 3 every month.

I thought I had guts, I would never pay 1.9 mill for a prop I HOPE to sell for 2.4, PLEASE keep us in the loop, would love to know how it ends upGood luck  

While the usual saying "you get what you pay for" obviously applies, I'm flabbergasted that people are ready to invest hundreds of thousands of dollars in a foreign country but have an issue paying a likely small amount in relation to that to make sure they don't end up making a bad investment.Hope this helps!

Maintaining good credit for favorable terms, larger down payments for better rates, managing debt-to-income ratio, comparing interest rates and loan types, projecting cash flow, understanding property preferences, exploring loan programs, maintaining financial reserves, planning an exit strategy, and seeking professional guidance.

When flipping and dealing with people I am paying, I don't want many questions or negativity.

Is that 5k left to pay on top of their deposit amount?

Otherwise I’m better off just lowering my price to a number still above your offer, or paying my realtor an extra percent to “handle it all”. 

My plan would be to occupy the small apartment unit, and utilize the main house for my small business.

PB Free Ohio is not the cheapest contractor, but you get what you pay for and I would recommend him to anyone who is going to go through this process.There are 2 year certifications and 20 year certifications. 

Her credit score is good at 745 and frankly, we could pay off some zero interest credit card balances that would likely bring her score up near 800.