Don't have a lot to put down, but I have a steady full time job with a lot of motivation.

Yes, it's definitely a process and you have to go thru your county planning and zoning, and it gets reviewed by numerous other depts.

Trust me, I am fully aware that I have a lot to learn, before fully engaging this industry, some things I am aware and I ask because I just want a bit more assurance of my understanding, and some things I am completely unaware of.

This particular search found the following (off the top of my head): HOT wires loose under the insulation in the attic; non-working plugs and switches throughout the house; numerous aesthetic QC issues; showers/sinks with no hot water owing to incorrect plumbing; a hot wire SPLICED INTO A METAL LAMP CORD found in the attic… In a nutshell, his entire house had to be rewired because Bob had turned it into a FIRETRAP; on top of this, two dishwashers were “removed for faulty (insert excuse here)” and replaced with inferior models, in addition to a stove, during the three or so week period.Now, let’s go back to my place.

It sounds like you have a lot to teach.

I've been threatened, had a gun pointed at me, hung up on, and made numerous contacts that "disappear" at the moment of truth, but I can eat an elephant as long as I take it one bite at a time.

During our numerous visits and meals with the sellers we obtained many details about the property.

$1.5M is a lot to get paid back.

I have arranged for numerous disability related accommodations over the years.Based on my experience, I believe a person with a legitimate disability and a real need for an accommodation would most likely approach this differently than your tenant did.

I know that I have a lot to learn yet so feel free to offer any advice.Mark