Also fewer farmers will want to pay the extra $1,000 to $3,000 per acre you’re willing to pay.  

If the property goes unrented or is rented but the tenant doesn't pay can you cover the mortgage, eviction cost, renovation cost and holding cost during that process and pay your bills?

What you cannot do is use the funds that the C Buyer brings to escrow and pass those funds through escrow and use those funds to pay off the A Seller. 

I'm also not thrilled about paying Intuit any more $.This sounds a bit like a mess, so I'm hoping there is some workaround here that I could propose to my CPA.

If the properties are split into an LLC, then each LLC will need its own accounts.Checking: collect all income here, then use it to pay bills.

As these numbers really effect what you should pay for the building.

If your mortgage is $2,500 then probably $500 of that is going towards paying down your  mortgage< so that’s another $500 profit.

I have no credit debt and $12,000 of student loan debt I'm looking to pay off within the year.

I am in Cape May, and we are allowed to do as we wish down here, although the season is a 7-day minimum.You actually stand to do well and have less expenses and wear and tear from multiple turnovers, but those 30-day tenants don't grow on trees, so you are going to want to market hard.Please tell me you aren't relying on AirBnB in NJ - Tenants pay 20-30% more here and you get none of that overage - booking direct saves them that service charge and taxes, so you could actually up your rent and collect more yourself and they'd save $$.

You have to read a set pf plans to answer the questions, etc....And if/when you pass, you'll have at least 5 years of paying dues and losing money before you're any good.