I took out a Cuyahoga county home improvement loan for $25,000 at 4% over 5 Years to fix up the vacanct top unit.  

Just like you stated the other agents have me doing all the legwork sorting through all kinds of properties that don't even fit my criteria.

2) I'm writing up the PSA and for the seller's name up top, do I put hers or the husband's name?

On top of this, I also receive $3,200 monthly from VA (medically retired Army) and $3,400 for being a full time student using my education benifits (both not taxable).

You will pay a servicer $35/month to collect payments and escrow on a performing note (tops) and up to $90 for full collection. 

You would have to assume that everything needs to be done and also fit in all of the non construction costs on top of it (architect, expeditor, permit fees, etc...).

I need to get a down payment because I am selling at the top of the market, so the down payment will be taxable as well. 

Similarly I see some CRE lenders throwing money around again topped by dried up inventory and too many new, overpriced A-class developments going up just to create the perfect storm all over again - this time in the CRE space.

It was named in the Top 10 metros for future job growth by Forbes magazine and I'm told that Ocala is the only city in Florida to have made the list five years in a row.

(THEN, of course, wholesalers who have to buy it EVEN cheaper because they need to fit in their margin in addition to selling it cheap enough for #6 to buy it!!).