Shari Posey: The reason (most) of the properties are not held by turnkey providers is because the properties are specifically acquired and renovated for the purposes of reselling them.

Of course, I'm not sure what exactly going on with your buyers but it is frustrating as hell when you personally cannot control things and at a mercy of other people.

I should have the exact local figured in the next day or two and will let everyone know in a big forum post!

Can anyone tell me if I should put this into contract and sell because this can actually be an investors RV for their trips or a rental property so I don't know exactly how to decide on this one.

The purpose of starting this thread is to hold myself accountable and to get support from the members here at Bigger Pockets because I know how much you guys love to help.I've done hours and hours of research and listened to just about every podcast imaginable (Sean Terry, Todd Toback, Mark Whitten, etc. and the list goes on) the only thing left is to take action and sustain it this time.

I don't want to be a full time agent, I'd really like to get it for investment purposes.

However I am not sure if this will greatly affect my resale.There is a house up the street under contract that has the same exact color however about 200 sq ft bigger as is priced about $7000 more than my house will be priced at.

I still had a few good tenants and really enjoyed the experience overall.I don't think I've ever considered purchasing single family homes for the sole purpose of renting them out.

This tactic usually gets you in front of the decision maker who will either accept and negotiate your deal or will tell you exactly the Banks current position or thinking on the deal.Good Luck!

You need to understand exactly what you're looking for in various deeds, covenant restrictions, liens, mortgage, etc.