Any words of advice on how to proceed will be greatly appreciated, especially since NC has a due diligence component on top of earnest money which we now stand to lose if we back out.Thanks in advance for your guidance!

@James Tasso I am out of Springfield, MO and would be happy to discuss with you the opportunities for REI in our area that align with your goals.

Both can get it done.Civic has a foreign national component. 80% LTV for cash out. 5/1, 7/1 and 10/1 interest only ARMS. 1 to 2 year bridge loan.

Align yourself with “bigger fish” in the pond.

There is an exception, the St Germain Act, that can be used to transfer some properties (less than 4 unit properties) that have a loan but it has certain components you would need to be sure to follow.

@Alexis DalPontIdeal criteria and current market criteria are not necessarily aligned.

Talking to plumbers in my area, they all tell me water heaters, faucets, etc that you can buy from a box store have all internal components removed and replaced with cheaper components (so box stores can make money) that don't last as long.

People can get so hyper-focused on the speed and magnitude of a deal that they don’t take the time to work with people who align with their goals and values.

They align their interests with yours.

I run a property management company in Jacksonville, FL that manages over 4,400 rental properties so I thought it would be helpful to share the way I would go about choosing a property manager.The first thing to consider when hiring a property management company is whether their goals are aligned with you as an owner of rental properties.