I would have to liquidate some assets but that would be acceptable to me as I would buy a 3-4 bedroom and rent out the extra rooms. 

If she accepts your offer will be pleasantly surprised.

All messages will be accepted and I can't wait to talk to you.

Keep following up with him, reality may eventually settle in and he'll accept a price that will work for both of you.

Obviously I wont have any experience right after I pass the school test and then the state license.Any advice on what should I do in order to start working right away and increase my opportunity to get some exposure to the market?

No big surprises, I don't think, being that there was a house there not too long ago.I was just contacted by the REO closing coordinator and he said that "a dye test is required for this property and it is the buyer's responsibility".

I would appreciate if anyone can help me with the numbers on my first property, to see if I'm off or on the right track.Purchase price         850,000Closing & holding cost    65,000Rehab estimated      400,000-450,000ARV conservative      1,500,0003 houses next door was sold for 1,700,000Estimated profit conservative 185,000Estimated profit in best case   335,000Estimated profit in worst case 135,000 It has also a negative that I don't have another exit plan accept selling.Can anyone please advise if it's something worth looking at?

But I thought he was the professional and there is a one year warranty on the job, so was surprised he didn't make sure everything was good before going ahead with the epoxy.So we're trying to get him back here to see what he has to say, but also wanted to do a few test on the drain pipe, just in case there is a leak. 

I'm obviously new as the subject clearly indicates. I'm just trying to learn as much as I can so please forgive me if I sound ignorant, because I am. I was thinking about multifamily but there seems to be good deals o...

I looked for 8 months, made a couple offers and had a few accepted offers fell through.