This is my first post here so hopefully you'll go easy on me and can help me out ;) My boyfriend and I are wanting to move abroad in the next few years to be closer to family and were committed to the idea of buying a few rental properties between now and then to provide some cash flow for us to live off of.

This is a system and they will generally just send an automatic letter to anyone who commits a transfer such as this.

I wanted to have context for what the work really takes, from material cost to amount of labor, to have a realistic picture of a financial and time commitment for contractors so as to not be taken to the cleaners with quotes.

I wanted to have context for what the work really takes, from material cost to amount of labor, to have a realistic picture of a financial and time commitment for contractors so as to not be taken to the cleaners with quotes.

Having a rental property is a major commitment and probably not worth the problems.

PM - if you have a company already committed at 8% year, I would be interested in who they are.But I see most close to 10% being the going rate. 

The roofer committed fraud and conversion - both are criminal offenses. 

My husband and I have been doing a bunch of research when it comes to rental property investing and decided it’s finally time to commit.

Not sure who to turn to or what to do since the owner will only commit on principle to give me 120 days due diligence and to secure financing.

Time to re-tenant for STNL depends on the area and box size and if you are going for a national, regional, or mom and pop tenant to back fill the space ( In a warm belt state could take 3 months to 1 year from time of marketing the space, LOI phase, lease forward commitment, tenant build out, and opening for occupancy)  .