@Rickey Garcia I'm in the camp of "go for it," but I say that with the assumption that you'll do your homework before signing any paperwork, you'll have contingencies in your budget, and you'll be prepared to handle the stressful nature of a flip.

@Jeff B. with regard to there being a lein on the title or something of that nature? 

By its very nature priority in title is perfected upon constructive notice which is the recording of the lien in public record at the Recorder's office.  

I just got a quote from the natural gas company for $7800 just for running the gas line to the house.  

I love nature, animals and kids.

A dip in occupancy is natural and honestly in the long term you will want it if you are losing some of the poor tenants.  

Hello, I have a vacation condo thats worth $700k and a friend of mine who I've known a very long time who would like to buy it but due to the nature of his recent divorce cannot get the financing for it.

It is the nature of my clientele.

Obviously supply and demand makes that part of the city by far the most expensive. ( by the stadium and discovery place )     Moving on, There seems to be a ton of different neighborhoods throughout charlotte (similar to Philadelphia and I'm sure many other main cities) and all of these neighborhoods varied a bit (naturally).  

What are my options to systematise/automate, how to plan to review and optimise operations, and how to strategically plan goals for my businessTo me in my mind, as I pass by each of these main markers, I will naturally be forced to ask and answer at least enough of the questions that will allow me to get and close my FIRST DEAL!!