. ;-)And, No, a bank wouldn't touch it in the way you've described.Yes, it can be done.

I would greatly appreciate it if you could put me in touch with your contacts in Orlando, especially on the principal/developer side.  

I'm a 21 year old college student studying finance and economics at UMass Amherst and I'm graduating in May.

So, use a reputable servicer, don't touch any of the money yourself, profit has to go back into your Roth IRA (it isn't "living money" for every day expenses and so on.

I spok with multiple companies. many did not want to even touch this job due to the liability involved or all of themwer to busy for such a small job (2 days worth of work).I got 2 companies that provded bids, one Union company cam in at14,000. 1 nonunion that came in at 6,500. while I knew the union guys knew hat they were doing, I could not afford to spend almost 20% f my labor budget on replacinga beam.

I am just finishing the final touches and hope to be done and have it listed in 2-3 weeks.

We will keep in touch on PM. 

I havent done this before, But I believe the next step is getting in touch with the title company which is what I plan on doing tomorrow.

I will freely admit I have zero skills in repair and frankly anything I touch should be condemned.

Brand new to Real Estate.Currently about 40% of the way through an Alabama real estate license course.I'm initially from western Chicago suburbs and am graduating from the University of Alabama in May.