It looks awesome on paper; however, whenever something looks to good to be true I like to put the feelers out a bit.

Or, check obits in local paper(s) for a period of time.

How could they tell me that all other still apply when my original contract they are trying to void out with a lease or should I say a piece of paper with no foundation.

Personally I feel its a waste of money to advertise in the local paper(and it isn't cheap) but curious to hear what you guys think.

It's inexpensive (from free to $0.50/transaction) which is FAR less than the cost of processing a paper check, money order, or cash.  

The problem is I only make about $45,000 a year on paper before any wholesale deals.

I think the seller likes that about us because their dad did the same this with his mother.I have a the paper work collected to get pre approved for a loan and will start meeting with lenders ASAP. i have a good relationship with the lender that got me my first property.Lets deep dive this my situation and property,I ran some numbers roughly but with this situation there wasn't a standard way to calculate all the moving pieces perfectly that I could come up with but Im confident they numbers are close.

Personally would lean towards keeping the 1/2 bath, as on paper it looks better.

Basically, you want all of the paper history on the property.  

And because she knows the neighborhood, has saved us from at least one potential tenant who was great on paper, but not in real life.