Can't speak to how TD Bank will do these.

Speaking of time management, I see bank examiner types have similar insomnia issues, LOL J.

I know that I'll be able to put down just 10% and avoid PMI, but are there any other considerations (positive and negative) that I should be aware of?

I would like to speak with the landlord to find out about the current tenants and to talk about the possibility of owner financing, and I would like to get some kind of application and list of previous residences from the current tenants, but the real estate agent says I can't speak directly to either of them - I'm still learning about the etiquette involved.

This is what my attorney told me about the surviving lease:"Generally speaking, the foreclosure would terminate the leases in this case.

I would definitely speak to your realtors, out here it can make up to a 10-15% of a difference.

If so does anyone have any contacts or someone I can speak to that knows how to go about looking and speaking with someone with experience in that area of expertise and state?

I have several coaching clients in my monthly coaching club and I speak to people all around the world and I wish I had a penny every time I hear "I'm going to wholesale to generate the cash to buy my next house".

The ABC's of Real Estate Investing is a great book, I really enjoy the opportunity to get to hear the author speak about his experiences along the way.

A few things to consider:Will adding a fourth unit negatively impact the parking, or other property aspects for the existing three tenants?