Feel free to reach out, though, and I’ll do what can to help in any way possible.

I’ll be buying the property in cash.

Having a RE attorney work with the seller's RE attorney is not an issue and as long as the RE attorney is competent and communicative all should go well.But I'll still give some advice from what I've learned the hard way: if there are any contingencies such as repairs (usually discovered and agreed on after the inspection) make certain all repairs/contingencies are completed prior to closing - and literally go and check to make certain these repairs were actually done. 

I'll be saving it for the next time!

I’ll be building an accessory Dwelling unit for residential rental income

I work out of state so I’ll need to hire a property manager.

But I think I could try to go over there to help them for a few days and if the landlord or building manager is ok with it, I'll leave my contact there if they need to communicate, they can do so through me. 

Let the bank carry the loan for me, and have the funds readily available to do other things with, as well as drive a newer and less used car.

On my way to work so I'll end it there for nowThanks again for the replies!

Appreciate the response, I’ll keep that in mine