@Justin Windham thank you very much for the thorough explanation!

@Emil Kostov didn't thoroughly go through the files, but looks like your loan payment is off unless you are using an interest only product on option 1. 

If your concern is really with the condition of the property and not just getting out because you couldn't find an end buyer to wholesale to, then as is or not, spend the extra few bucks to have some thorough inspections done.

Fourth, I started looking at property managers and landed one that I thoroughly enjoy working with and who helps me alot now that I I live in Germany and will continue to invest.  

If I like the property I do a very thorough due diligence even before bidding and understand what the soft spots are where I can negotiate.

Find a good company to do a thorough background check, credit, and have them call for rental verification.  2.

Getting confidence in an out-of-state investment can be challenging, but there are a few steps you can take to help build your confidence:Research the area thoroughly: It's important to do a deep dive into the local market and understand the economic, social, and demographic characteristics of the area.

.), solid deal assessment, and ability to be thorough. 

I wouldn't have offered that from the get go though, and not knowing what else may happen with the repair.Now if they are threatening a suit...then they are just being unreasonable.Also make sure you thoroughly dry out the affected areas, don't let mold take hold.

.• Completing thorough due diligence on the property.• Arranging the financing.• Negotiating with the seller.• Building a business plan.• Finding investors.• Raising capital for the transaction.• Working with the property management team.• Asset management.• Handling investor relations.As you can see, a real estate syndicator handles everything from finding the property, arranging the transaction and operating the asset upon closing.