I just closed on my first investment property (Duplex), and since I used the calculator to ensure this was a deal that made sense I figured that I should become a Pro Member.What are some of the best resources that are now available to me?

The property manager would ensure no major capital expenditures were spent and should also keep vacancy time low.

Bank of Hawaii is notoriously slow.If your friend hasn't closed yet, tell them to ensure there is water, whether private, catchment or an installed county water meter.

Do I need to do that or anything to ensure our rental property can stand up against any challenge from the tenant (not that I have any reason to believe they have an issue or will take an issue at this stage).Thanks for your guidance BP!

Do I need to do that or anything to ensure our rental property can stand up against any challenge from the tenant (not that I have any reason to believe they have an issue or will take an issue at this stage).

Are there any tips or anything I can do to ensure I'm getting the best deal possible?

If the divorce forces the sale of the house, so be it.To refine my goal: I want to eliminate the immediate foreclosure risk and ensure that we can buy the house at a discount whenever they sell. 

@Justin Conatser I would ask for enough to ensure you are able to safely finish the project ($90k?)

Hi @Tara Yoder I totally get it...I learned the hard way...just find someone you can sit down with and pay an hourly fee to who will provide you good solid advice so it doesn't bite you later...should just be a couple hundred bucks at most which is worth it to ensure you get it right...of course every competent CPA is currently slammed.

Take the whole time but ensure the mail (I send certified) is stamped before the 30 days is up.