The frame on one of my windows (upper duplex) is completely rotted - thinking it needs to be replaced.

I agree with some of your concerns, but if you structure your lease term from August-June, you could mitigate the vacancy and still receive rent for 11/12 months, with one month to turnover the rental and complete any improvements that are needed.

The work is all online and you have 1 year to complete all courses.

I did go driving for dollars and found 2 properties that I am going to send letters to the owners so it wasn't a complete waste of time.

Net zero is trying to completely eliminate energy payments or energy input.

I'm not a lawyer so this is not professional advice, only advice from my education.I don't think the 1003 application is overkill, the more documentation, the better in the event things go sour.In terms of...Terms, from what I've heard from Larry Harbolt who I attended an in-depth seminar on regarding owner financing...The terms are completely up to you.

Hello BP,I came across a property (SFH) that is offered for sale with the following clause:Buyer will accept with a quit claim deed-no title insurance, assume any liens, code violations, fines.The property is owned buy a bank but I wonder what can possibly be so wrong with the title that the bank cannot fix it and want to quit claim it to a buyer.

I completely overlooked the mortgage fees.

After a completed first purchase and property management have proven themselves, then I consider it a lot less important to return to the area for a first hand look at additional properties.

Say for instance, homeowner decides to back out of deal once started, decides they dont want to sell once renovation is complete etc etc?