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Does anyone here follow a similar strategy when it comes to managing everything?

For the sellers credit limitation, it sounds like that might not work well for me if my lender follows similar guidelines...

I'm having trouble following the facts, but it sounds like you received a counter from the seller with the seller signature, and you then changed the contract again, signed it, and sent it back.

I have been following along here but I don't feel I know enough to chime in as I haven't started in the real estate investing yet.

As a result, my agent told me he “made a business decision to protect his client” and he followed the company policy to increase the deductible as opposed to keeping it at $1k which he told me would make my policy defunct, therefore...no policy.I responded that I made the decision to go with this insurance based on the quotes he gave me, and that the increased deductible felt to me, like a bait and switch.He responded with empathy and said that he has done his best and that we should get some quotes on fixing the hail damage.

Numbers are as follows: Price: 469,000 (offered 440,000)Taxes: 5500Units: 2 Unit 1: 1450Unit 2: 1850Revenue: 39,600Operating Expenses: 29,270Take Home: 10,320Cap Rate: 2.35% (seems low)ROI: 9% (seems good)

"rental application form") followed by my province (i.e.

I appreciate the follow up and the insight, thanks.

A first-time flipper  that buys a house, over-improves it and tries to push the area prices up 30-50k.