@Stevan RadojevicWelcome to BP...The inspection belongs to the person that paid for it.

You can help me become rich:P lol jk, But I do want to learn from you.We should meet up sometime for a drink, Next weekend if im off?

Can't possibly be answered, as there are too many variables at work, but if you've got an attractive space in a great location with excellent photographs and a low entry price, it shouldn't be long - and then you can raise your price as the 5-star reviews roll in.I hope this helps!  

It actually belonged tobthe same seller as the 002 parcel, Mary Pultz.

So total drinking water and waste water per year with out cap ex $80,000 with cap ex $117,500 per year.

Cheers...The property would belong to the buyer.Buyer mismanages property, stops paying seller, sh*tstorm ensues, amazing free money disappears into foreclosing attorney's wallet.Hey just providing another perspective!

Time flexibility and successful Real Estate Agent do not belong in the same sentence (especially starting out).

He is moving out of the country and he still have some of his belongings in the garage, that's why he is considering to just sublease the property to me.

If you plan on getting a bookkeeper in the future, just think about how he or she would know what transaction belongs to which property and how you would get that information to them. 

Banks can get and do get sued if evictions are not performed to the letter, if the previous owner's belongings are not removed and stored correctly, etc.