That party quickly put the property up for sale. 

Quick question...if @Michael Tootelian is planning to assign the unit to a cash buyer who doesn't require a mortgage, does that circumvent any issues related to warrantable vs. non-warrantable condos? 

I promise that most of us have learned a lesson (or two) the hard way so I’m not judging you on that.

quick question - If I dont have an executed mortgage - my best solution is to sue, correct?

I understand that a lot of investors just use general contractors or their own expertise, but I am curious if maybe something like same day home inspections would be helpful, since some deals can get snatched quickly?

There are so many other expenses to take into account but your quick and dirty method kept you out of a mess.

I think you should ask the seller last time what does it take ($) to sign the contract or you can tell her best you can do is offer say $60K with quick closing as condition. 

It was promised to take 3 months to rehab, longer than Podcasting, but anyway.We were introduced to a property management company named Blue Sky opened by Clayton Morris and they took more than two months to send us the management agreement by the excuse of system issue, which delay us from realizing the problem.

I have a quick question starting out, I'm currently traveling until the 27th and so it's been a bit challenging to tune into any webinars that I've been interested in.

@Andrew Fredrickson, Quick question for you...when you say "Engage more on the BP forums," as a newer and inexperienced investor, I have a hard time feeling like I can contribute much to a post, and I don't always want to pose questions.