., so it takes a little homework before the bank will close, but I would get a commitment and then hit the ground running.

I am currently looking for a Investor Friendly Title Company; one that is familiar with: Double Closings with one Title Commitment Wraps( Subject to’s, Contract for deed) Assignment Contracts Short Turnaround time for Title SearchIf you have any suggestions that would great!

Both #3 and #1...keep contractor 1 working while getting quotes and written time commitments from contractor 2 and 3. 

I was in a bit of a hurry due to other commitments like work and didn't spend more time shopping around, but I know I could probably beat this today.

@Adebisi Ogunbadejo Welcome to BP you are a PRO member which shows your commit to this community.

I would then try to get them to commit to meeting you at the property to walk units with you or at least meeting for coffee/lunch.

After traveling for years and having no attachments, it's hard to commit.

Don't commit until you find positive cash flow or you will be stuck to fly paper.

My sister put in a lot of work getting the property and its website ready, but has had to bow out due to prior commitments, so I'm kinda scrambling to better understand what all needs to be done; that's why I joined this forum, as finding such forums is recommended by the NoLo book "Every Landlord's Legal Guide", which I got just last week (kinda late into the process!).

I am getting very burned out with my job and the associated commute and I have decided fully commit to real estate investing.