In any event, to answer your question, it's not finalized until you have a signed lease and all money due has been paid.

It comes right off of the freddiemac and fanniemae websites I think it page 5 of freddies, fannies , i just use this handout attached belowhttp://www.freddiemac.com/singlefamily/service/docs/Short_Sale_Fact_Sheet_Pub_908.pdfhttp://www.realtor.org/sites/default/files/handouts-and-brochures/2009/fannie-mae-confirms-short-sales-commissions-policy-2009-02.pdfMaybe the term i used, illegal, was not the correct choice.

Be sure to ask for lien waivers from your subcontractors prior to final payment.

You already have "ABC Basket Weaving".If you want the choice to be able to invest personally with your 401k, roll it over and then invest it in your C-corp stock.You can open a solo 401k for that business; however, you might want to consider opening a new C-corporation titled "XYZ Investing"You can start a new corporation and then the 401k plan and then invest that 401k plan into it AS LONG AS IT IS A C-CORPORATION.

In a few years, you'll have the choice between keeping the job (if you really love it) or leaving with a nice little nest egg to get you started (plus a bunch of RE experience that you can leverage if you decide to do that full time).Worst case, you finish school and decide to try RE full time.

Going to the original builder for a potential sale or information was something I was going to do once things from my end are finalized.

This was actually the final straw....Best of luck in your pursuit...I am still looking for the right deal...A hui hou,Bob

I can't wait to finally get my feet wet and start owning and selling property.

So you think I would have to wait until probate closes to finalize this deal Bill Gulley?

He would sit in apartment for 2-4 hrs, waiting for a call or visit of potential renters and when after 2-4 hrs of COMPLETE silence his phone finally rings, he would say"Therrrearrreanotherrrrenters, whoarrreinterrrested,soyouneedtodecide NOW!"