We followed up by closely monitoring the property, doing an inspection inside as well, and making sure social services, who was involved with our tenant, was apprised of the situation so they could guide the tenant to a more suitable housing arrangement for her own safety.

Perhaps they already have an arrangement in place.

All you need is a settlement next year and take possession prior to closing, possession prior to closing is not leasing, unless a lease arrangement is made, it's part of the purchase consideration and tell that HOA to fly a kite and find another attorney.

I haven't had any major issues regarding the agreed upon financing arrangements or any legal problems that arose...only minor problems that arise with on the rehab end of those projects.But... this is defintely going to be a topic that I investigate further.

I love flipping any thing I can, but have never tried houses but I'm getting into this stage that I'm really starting to like houses. i don't know exactly how to start my future and hope someone can lead me in the right direction..

The quickest way to sell an empty home is by staging it.

I have been down to Indiana, met his team, saw his properties in various stages of rehab, and spent some time in the areas he works in.  

The general is as follows:-have a builder that owns a property with a partner on a British Overseas Territory-vacation destination with soon-to-increase traffic via increase in major cruise line stops-they have additional property to offer (at least a portion of) as collateral-plan to build 13 condominium units to sell (already permitted); builder claims to be able to construct in 5 months-looking for an individual or organization interesting in financing the project as a Joint VentureNeed an appropriate staging ground (perhaps within this site?)

or just arranging repairs like calling a plumber?

Is it worth the $2500 to have someone stage a $125k flip?