Hello Again BP Community,I am seeking a R/E attorney to assist with reviewing my purchase and sale agreement's for my first investment opportunity. 

Our dilemma is what’s the best route to execute buying a second home right after we close on our primary residence?

Is there some place I can find the bank account and employment details of my tenant ?

Is there a place I can find the bank account and employment details of my tenant?

This should all be straight forward especially if the units are cash flowing positive income on your Schedule E.

*I have 10 years experience as a contractor, I am also able to complete a lot of the work myself or with a small crew because my father was a GC for 25+ years and started me in the trades young. * My wife is an interior decorator with kitchen and bathroom cad design experience, she is also a home stager and can help with plans and lay outs.* We have wholesale accounts with several large cabinet companies, and granite companies and can get huge discount on these supplies, along with flooring, roofing shingles, and carpeting and other supplies.* My personal credit score is 700 and I have personal rehab capitol, but not enough to cover the home purchase and rehab costs. 

Assuming they have access to trusted and more affordable contractors and I don't have to manage the rehab (as much) it seems like a fair trade off. 

Thus, the house had been used in A's trade or business or held for investment within the meaning ofCode Sec. 1031(a) as well as used as a principal residence as required under Code Sec. 121.

The easiest thing to do is to find a couple good subs, including a jack of all trades handyman and then oversee the project yourself.

@Bryan Sturman If the seller doesn't really have a situation where they want/need to trade some equity for convenience, and they are fine with paying a commission of 4-to-6%, as well has having open houses/showings, and likely the majority of buyers that come from the MLS will be using lenders (who make things very complicated sometimes), then they should list so that they can get every penny out of it.