@Igor Messano Thanks for the clarification...there is no constant here...you're in the hands of the association...typically most condo owners simply own what's between the 4-walls...failing structure has nothing to do with you, but at the same time it has everything to do with you.I think this is just a step-by-step path that you are already venturing down.

Keep in mind, with each draw you have to have the funds wired into your account which is typically about $200-$250 per draw in my experience.4) Can you describe what type of things could go wrong with GC financing?

I especially liked the colorful Waimea valley, even more than the Grand Canyon and I got a lot of gruff for saying I liked Poipu beach  the best.

Also, what do you typically pay for a duplex appraisal?

There's commercial construction wherever you go and typically my cheap properties cost nearly $200k to get into. 

You want a larger office, with LOTS of agents and sales--more likely to have a good, well-managed training system in place.Next, find out what parts of your town have the highest turnover--look for the volume first, the higher priced properties will come along after you get some listings and sales under your belt.Find your comfort zone, area and price and typical kind of folks that live there. 

It is located in White Lake Township, MI. 

We do have some local BP meetups in the Cherry Hill area - typically once a month.

Still analyzing for my first deal and I typically use rentometer and follow it up with craigslist adds.

If everything checks out, I typically do a 50% / 50% split but you can do whatever the two of you agree to.