Get Setback rules from your Zoning tables.4. 

In my case for a condo I purchased in South Florida, I ended up having to put down 30% for down payment due to HOA not having reserves, and oh by the way I learned of this just about one week prior to going to the closing table.

If he leaves there are plenty of others but you are leaving a lot on the table for a less than ideal tenant.

There's news that due to budget shortfall property tax increases are on the table, some folks are saying market will go down soon, etc...

So, that takes that off the table.

My 20+ years in film construction has proved the best table saw doesn't make me a better builder if I don't understand the foundation of a movie set. 

It seems like you are leaving the majority of the profit on the table.

So the difference between total debits and total credits was $70,226.16 and that was the amount Due From Buyer that I had to bring to the closing table.

I only have one property under my belt, but hoping later on down the road that i can bring something to the table.

Do I bring enough to the table to get someone to fund a flip for 50% split or even more ?