I do have realtor that is very professional in the area... but I'm getting pressure for "normal sell"... that is why I asked for help I sure do think that OF should be a Win Win... right?

It normally makes sense to find a lender who is familiar with local issues.

Hello,I am currently in the process of looking for my first property, and am gathering my network of resources to use (realtor, inspector, lender, etc..)I asked my realtor for information regarding a couple home inspectors she would recommend, and she said that until I filled out her paperwork saying I am exclusively her client she can't give me any of that information...Is this normal?

They're compromising by taking a package deal and maybe buying a couple properties they wouldn't normally.

This makes sure your getting the full amount regardless if they use the dryer, or if they would normally hang their clothes to dry to save money which you would lose the $1.50 for the dry.5.

@Travis Whiteaker I did run the numbers again and maybe I'm missing something here (apologies because I am new to this) but if I do this as a normal rental I can cash flow around $100 a month. 

It's normally pretty narrow.

So normally, if the old property was in an LLC the new property needs to be in the same LLC.However, if that LLC only has one member and it chooses to be taxed as a sole proprietor then it doesn't file a tax return. 

A bankruptcy filing doesn’t negate a foreclosure...it only stalls it for a couple of months.If someone buys at a foreclosure auction Without knowing they are buying from a second mtg foreclosure, and are at risk of the first mortgage foreclosing, they have no business buying through a Legal Action against someone else.....they should stick to safe, normal transactions.And so that everyone knows....when you bid online at any FL foreclosure auctions, you have to acknowledge several warnings that these properties may not have clear title, there are risks involved and that you should consult an attorney if you don’t know what you’re doing.

But the lease payments are higher than normal so people never get a chance to save enough money.