I am currently under contract for a property and working through the inspection phase.Does anyone know of a good structural engineer in the Kansas City area that could take a look at the foundation? 

You should probably start by identifying the target property and have it under contract (or close enough) before you sell the first one.

Hello All!I've read material through various resources that buyer pays closing costs as long as it's put in the agreement. My questions are... Is this happening in today's market or in your current business model?  Wh...

It has been under contract twice and then fallen through, with the listing price lowered once about six weeks ago.

Refinance out $60k and sell it to them on either a land contract or wrapcons - land contracts are no no's in texas.

Their contract with the seller is probably only for 30 days tops.Maybe see if the seller can extend for your financing.

If you can't work deals at tighter margins - then you can't do MLS; (2) you need follow-up, people put random stuff under contract all the time, once it falls through you can step in - but you need to be there.

This is just my opinion, you may want to seek legal advise before signing any contract.

I am actually under contract to buy my second property, also in Cleveland; inspection will be done Sunday. 

Leases only tell you the contracted rent, not the actual rent collected.