Yesterday I had my first verbal accepted offer on a FSBO house but have never purchased a property without my Realtor. 1) Should I tell my Realtor about the property and get an official signed offer?

(Mortgage, ins, taxes and association fees. so every month he has to com up with the balance to cover the rest.

Instructors information is a few years outdated. makes you wonder how current he is with the rest of his information. 

Oh, and plenty of rest and coffee dates and old Breaking Bad episodes too!  

I should be officially an agent next week.  

Here are the numbers and estimates so far: Property Type: Two-family, side by side, 3 bed / 1 bath each (vacant)Location: Honesdale, PA Ask Price: $77,000Buy Price: $70,000Closing Costs: $3,341.45Estimated renovation costs: $25,000ARV: $120,000Taxes: $1,840Water: $1,200Sewer: $1,140Maintenance: $500Insurance: $1,611Miscellaneous: $600Rent: $750 / $900 (tenants pay for gas & electric)My plan is to put in new bathrooms & kitchens and clean up the rest of the areas.

I was thinking I could use that money to finance the rest of his properties.

A Mortgagee can be too aggressive and step over the allowed collection activities which in turn can afford the Borrower some defenses to enforcement of the loan.The context here to what the rest of the account looks like is missing.  

Also, you can get epoxy based grout stain/sealer to match the original color if you have badly soiled grout.In my opinion if the kitchen and bathrooms look cheap the buyer will assume that the rest of the house was done cheaply as well.  

The downpayments add up to about 150K, the rest is financed.