1) That’s the basic relationship, Transaction Broker, 90 plus % of the time anyway. 2) make your contract, Including inspection dates, final financing and closing dates tied to the completion of roof, a passed Final Permit Inspection. 3) The commission is not detailed in your purchase contract.  

Can anyone tell me the best route to go to get a simple website set up w an email address?

I'm working through the details though.

Your plan seems far more detailed than mine and I wanted to ask you if you have any specific location you want to invest in (like greater Manchester or Birmingham) and reasons why ylu choIse thIs area, and if you have any advice on which tenants to live amongst.Thanks for your time, Henry

This person is surely hiding important details they don’t want you to know .

We own his property with another couple and without all the boring details, no we need to sell. 

great job @Israel R. keep it going, you have chose a great market for your multi family investment.I had this problem before with a 26 unit deal In San Diego back in 2012. almost lost the deal (and a 100k NON Refundable deposit) due to not addressing correctly the management companysorry I have none to recommend in Columbus right now , but wish you much luck!

The management company, when a tenant calls in with an issue they are looking to address it quickly.

The court file may not contain property addresses as the legal description of the property is all that is required.

The property needs A LOT of TLC, detailed out below.Purchase Price: $129,000.00Renovations: $63,120Monthly Rents: $1350.00 per unit, tenant also pays electric, sewer/waterI could certainly use some practice in estimating repair costs, so here are my assumptions for repairs that will be required based on the photos available on MLS.