Which is money in my pocket.Just think about it.Issues: Of course this isn't legal advice; your mileage may vary; I'm just a plumber.

The day before the closing date (May 30th) I was told that the buyer's financing could not be approved for the FHA loan due to a judgement on his credit.

I am currently on an extension from last year and am hoping to talk to someone who is knowledgeable specifically with filing taxes for real estate investors and can actually give some insight on how to set up for the future.I am also looking for a real estate attorney who can guide me on how to properly set up my companies, legalities etc.

But if I put a kitchen, then it becomes a duplex, so I gotta either do it where it is zoned in a duplex or have the city's approval.

I only ask because you didn't mention it in your post...the lease you can put together on legal zoom or a lot of different online vendors in not a lot of time, but you need the application to get to needing the lease.Pretty sure I'm starting to ramble but, you mentioned that you felt like your mind was blank during your conversation - I like to let the call (unknown #) go to my voicemail that I record asking prospects to leave a message with their name and phone #, then call them back when I am in a position that I can put all my focus into that conversation.  

Plus I like the tangibility of something physical..I'm interested in learning how to structure deals (optimal legal entities, tax implications, risk mitigation), financing options, and have some familiarity with this on a high level (albeit in a corporate and and global context).

Where do I stand from a legal point now that the offer has been accepted.

And told it is, they’ll just list the repairs you need to make to get the loan approved.

Do not rely on it for legal advice.

Get pre-approved, get all your info to your agent, and be ready to go same day you see the listing.