You have a potential "built-in" tenant...the sailor who relieves you when you transfer!

Its a 1945 story and a half house with slanted 2n't floor ceilings and no attic.You can see most new tape joints as they are soggy, all lights filled up with water, outlets had water dribbling out of them, even basement had plenty of water dripping into it.

Sales skill is hands-down the most important business skill you can be proficient in because they transfer to ANY business, ANY industry, etc. 

(For example, each year a major bank credit card would give us up to $30000 0APR, 0% fee balance transfer offers and in the past I only put the money in CDs or Stock Market indices)4.

I found some in my area that was a dollar per sq ft and layed it down in the hallway with double sided tape that I bought at lowes.

I guess that's to be expected with banks that have walls painted with red tape.

Not being accredited there is more red tape to follow as a sponsor of a deal.I like the plain ole vanilla type of investors that have money sitting around in the bank or in the stock market and want to put it to work.

Transfer the funds to the Title Company who will take care of closing the deal.

At this point it's been 2 months of them squatting in the apartment without payment and they also stopped paying water bills which if the tenant doesn't pay on the account in their name, it gets transferred to the property owner's account. 

good points, and you can use them, transfer them... good sign on and use bonus too.