This could include recent property tax assessments, insurance quotes or invoices, or any other relevant financial information.Another option is to contact a real estate attorney or financial advisor to review the escrow analysis and provide guidance on potential next steps.

Are there specific questions or criteria I should use when interviewing potential law firms to ensure they won't be as detached and unreliable as my current firm?

I want to run by the biggerpockets world a potential new model I’m working on and I want to be clear this is not intended for self-promotional purposes or necessarily even something I will enact (i’m not even totally clear on the legally of this) but something I want feedback on and also to spark a discussion of alternative agent models.

As of right now this property pays for itself with the MTR income, but the potential earnings during the summer months could prove to be very lucrative.

I have a lawyer in WA that has all the documents but he states laws are different in CA.

Let's dive into the exciting world of waterfront condo investments and explore their potential for generating lucrative vacation rental income.

The size of the lot and potential experience I would learn going through the motions.

I'm particularly interested in the cash flow and appreciation potential of the market.What are the key pros and cons of investing in San Antonio from a cash flow perspective?

Is it worthwhile to get a lawyer involved?

If you'd be in default where seller can sue you for damages above earnest money and real estate agents can sue for commissions, then you may want to consider those potential costs before making your final decision.