I promise you in time that lifestyle will catch up as the market will turn and catch people who are living to close to the edge.  

I've lived in Jeff Park for 7 years and grew up in Portage and wish I would've bought every house on the block if I could go back in time. 

Maybe in time

The property is a small multi-family 4-unit in Jackson, Michigan near the major hospital and I purchased it as a long distance real estate investor nearly 4,400 miles away from Honolulu, HI (just in time for David Greene's new book). 

Perhaps because the agent doesn't have the financial resources, ability to borrow, etc. at that point in time to execute the deal Julie.

Doing double closings will be very difficult with FHA buyers regardless of the 90 day rule lifting as they rarely close in time and many will not process until the seller is actually on title.If you do use transactional funding for double closings, I highly recommend you have your end buyers use conventional loans through a loan broker you have lined up ahead of time who is comfortable with your back to back closing scenario or all cash buyers.

Unfortunately, even though I’ve been to STL a few times, I do not have intimate knowledge of the neighbourhoods or suburbs.

That often doesn't sit well with them :-)Yes I know I can't teach a new dog new tricks but I feel we're in times where a lot of people are overwhelmed with debt and gloom, on the other hand we also live in times where we have so many resources to do amazing things.

If a tenant is changing jobs or moving from another area, their "history" is about to change, so employment might need to be verified manually, or there might be gaps in time between living addresses and/or jobs, etc.

@Armond Wright not at this point in time.