(costly in terms of time, 2nd inspection scheduling, and materials and labor).

I worked with a RE attorney who provided the boilerplate purchase and sell agreement and he also kept us on schedule with all other necessary documents that needed signatures via DocuSign. 

Purchase price: $375,000 Cash invested: $30,000 Converted property to a 2-1 and refinanced years back to be paid off in four years to pay for my daughter's college and be a cash flowing investment following that.

I would be managing the scheduling calendar and running the operation with the help of local cleaning crews and a caretaker in the area.

IF you want to talk about how I do it I'd be happy to schedule a call and share my experience. 

Hello, I am completely aware that a college degree is not necessary.

They give you time and schedule a closing date like a conventional loan. 

I reached out to another agent on here and got a lets schedule time, which is fine but I may lose the deal. 

I was reading an article that stated:“An appraiser can create a rented income schedule to show what the property will typically rent for,” Dalzell says.

I’ve dug and found the county appraisers income valuation reportInfo includes:Sqft Rent collected per unitUnit typeBuilding age/type/classGross Scheduled IncomeVacancy/credit lossEstimated expenses Cap rate they usedIncome value(PV)The most important question I feel is whether this information is accurate way to gauge the property before I approach the seller.