Yes, the Rehabilitation Loan Agreement contains three provisions concerning the timeliness of the work.

The seller is not concerned if your buyer can purchase the property from them, but that you can.

The negative thing I have about REIAs is that a lot of attendees are beginners who claim to know more than they actually do.

The only concern I have about your LLC plan to season it is that many business line of credit lenders are not only looking for seasoning, they are also looking for business cash flow.

Little concerned about the political situation, but it doesn't seem to be affecting tourism much.

The prospective tenant will provide you with the Landlord packet, that will give you additional info, and requires you to provide additional info concerning age of the property, upgrades etc.

My concern here is that my brother inlaw nor his crew carries insurance and if one of these guys gets hurt on my property I could get hosed.

You only need to put down 3% as this is an FHA type of loan, but it also must be for a first time borrower.I'm concerned about having a "contractor" come in to assess the cost of renovations.

The seller is more concerned with the sale not the end buyer.Robin

This is a mistake that most beginners make.