The board said they will refinance when the due date comes.

Beyond the internet research I perform, I want to begin speaking with local property managers, real estate agents, contractors, etc. to get some expert advice on neighborhoods and market trends.Being the socially awkward individual I am, I am having a hard time imagining why these people would give me the time of day.Has it been everyone's experience that when you call a property manager on top of the google page with a bunch of questions, they spend the time with you to earn your potential business?

I have no drawings to date of the stringer design.

@Abe Alam Yes if you can get each seller to agree to the same close date and get all the ducks in a row then should be able to close on both at the same time, but it would likely be two different closings.

I stumbled across an internet service called Logyourmessage that proports the emails sent through their service use date and time stamp logs for when or if the message is read or ignored and are as good as receipts for certified letters sent through the USPS if you need to go to court for eviction or for a judgement for arrears. 

Hey BP,All I've ever purchased to-date are residential (single and duplex) units.

If so, you should invest that into the other asset at the same low 30-year fixed interest rate and determine what to do with your 7/1 ARM at a later date (refinance or sell).

I am not sure that the deal can be fruitful for any type of loan until after you post some serious numbers for your project from date of purchase to date of re-sale.

My best deals to date have come through my association with a couple of Estate liquidation service providers.

Due to the nightly rental potential Airbnb sounds like it could produce quite a bit more income but obviously I would have to pay for all the utilities lawn care cable and Internet as well as having it cleaned each time a customer left.