As auction.com close without a key f, so I assume I will get access and replace the locks.

I suppose that's why Dallas and Houston are still affordable today since they aren't land locked.

You want to make sure you aren't locked into problems.

Maybe lock the exterior door?

Should we lock on the 4.375% rate or wait for it to go down?

The only way I was able to lock the deal up and get into contract was because my broker called me the day the investor fell out of contract because he couldn't come up with the deposit.

The quotes for rehab are from  $160K to $320K (the $320K contractor literally said he padded his numbers by 30-40% because he wasn't able to get into all of the units, some of the units doors were locked).3. 

As I previously stated, right now you can lock into a 30 year fixed rate at sub-4% interest rates!

Many states, however, have statutes that prevent land locked parcels-- in these states an Owner has a RIGHT to access his property-- the abutters must offer a reasonable access. in your situation, I'd argue that it's also the case that the parcel must be SOLD with same rights in a state like this.    

It's unlikely I'll find another deal like my home as it's not representative of the market.I guess I should be comparing option #2 to the home I'd be moving into or my current home.  1) I can wait 3 months to move and then possibly not find a deal right away, all the time getting no return on my money and edging closer to higher rates.  2) Or I can spend a lot of my money now, start receiving a good return, lock in a great rate, and start saving that cash flow to reinvest in a new deal later.