More and more states are limiting your cut to 10%.

My area is very limited as far as contractors.

You can sign a limited POA to your realtor to sign for you at closing if you'll be gone by closing date. 

very limIted $$$Person 2 - great w2 job and tons of cash.

Either way- If the properties are already sold and gone there's a little more limitation on what can be done strategically- but I always recommend getting a second opinion especially if you feel like your CA isn't creative when it comes to real estate. 

The calculators on here are a great tool but unless you’re pro your use of them is limited.

I understand the rent increase limits with Oakland rent control, but what are the issues with moving tenants out?   

We don't feel limited by not having a down payment.

There are a couple of ways you can hedge this, the first one is via an umbrella policy by your insurance company (you can get one that covers all of the assets), two the fact there is a mortgage means that you do not own the asset free and clear and have only limited equity so if some tries to sue you it may not be worth it.   

The deadline in Tarrant County changed from 5/31 to 5/15 this current year.In north Texas our taxes can range from 2.2% all the way up to 3% depending on all the taxing districts you are in (i.e. school district, medical district, community college district, city/county, etc.)Could you point me to where I can find this limit?