I'm a year into a deal that we bought purely on pro forma, and had to give the owner FAR more than he deserved in order to win it.  

The results of a quick bout of on-line searching seems to indicate that {some} parking lots in Florida operate this way, so it is doubtful you would be charged with auto theft for doing the same.

They just "prefer" to bank online.

I'm not bragging, just stating my situation and how maybe I can be of help to you.Usually during this time I am working on one of my own projects with a live in flip or rental, but we just bought an acreage and won't be taking on a project by ourselves this Winter.That's where you may come in! 

The flood map in effect when I bought my house in 2003 was made back in the 70s.They did draw new maps I want to say in 2013 or 2014.

I plan on contacting FSBOs and FRBOs listed online and would like to scrap phone numbers from the listings and contact them via VM using Slydial.

Pretty much everyone I know in real estate regrets training packages they bought far more than any other indiscretion in their life.

Essentially as he moved he bought a place and kept it/rented it after he moved to a new area. 

I bought a 3 unit multifamily.

I bought my first deal from a wholesaler for 18k, I put 14k into the renovation (this 14k included a new ac unit and furnace- contract labor is also very affordable in the Midwest), and it is rented for $675 a month.