My idea is for us to pull out the equity in his property and buy him a rental property or two or muti-family that would cash flow enough to pay the equity loan and still leave some cash in his pocket. 

It’s definitely disappointing, but for my first live in flip/house hack, I think it would be better to start with something that won’t leave me overwhelmed.

@Josue Vargas I leave a new shower curtain and rings, felt pads for under the furniture legs, furnace filters and a brand new roll of toilet paper on each holder.

Realtors like to drive all over town 5 hours a day, and that's cool for folks that are serious, but I think a LOT of you would be a lot more productive if you used something like this as a tool to weed out "not ready today, but maybe someday" from "ya I'm not doing squat, not even leaving my couch."

If they fill your units, they probably wont leave until the lease is up... because frankly any science major at A&M, Texas Tech, or UT doesn't have time for anything else but school.

This park was abandoned about 1.5 years ago after the owner defaulted on the loan, and hence all utilities were shut off, forcing all tenants to leave.

As with all good prognosticators I have to leave a little "wiggle room" in my prediction.

This will you leave a bigger cushion and better cash flow.

Investors are old fashioned, lazy not very smart or tech savvy, can't see the bigger picture have no patience, refuse to leave their old ways behind nd invest time and effort (and brain power) into new ways, they don't "get with it", they don't get with the times, they don't educate themselves, they think they know better.Here is my investor journey in a nutshell.I came to BP, most people gave me cra advice, I didn't agree, but I tried anyways, failed, I said, screw this, I am doing this Y way.

Provide some examples of clauses you are wanting to leave blank.