Where should I post these kinds of questions?

What kind of loan contingency did you get in the contract?

I’ve worked with investors for a while now, and I’ve seen the kind of money they make on these properties, so I figured it was time to join the party.After walking through so many properties with investors and sitting in on meetings with general contractors, I’ve realized that where most people lose money is in the acquisition stage, when you don’t fully assess the property and miss major issues.

I can't imagine what you feel about Hard Money Lenders...and you must not be worried about positive cash flow either; in today's market, a 15-year amort will almost certainly translate into negative cash flow.I know you're negotiating a sale now, but is this the kind of fourplex that you'd be interested in: 7218 Meade St, Pittsburgh, PA 15208?

If you want to be in that kind of area then I would recommend the buy and hold route, those (typically) have better numbers rather than flips, but it depends on what is "good" to you.

There are probably a lot of companies that do not do it, but there are some that are on the private side that will gladly do it or they even do it already kind of like a pool company that is coming to clean your pool. 

My conversation would go like this I would ask him if this is a temporary or permanent move in (this kind of is a way of finding out if he anticipates getting better without asking which you can't really ask about disabilities).

Do that a few times and you will have 4 or 5 performing LTR properties that will provide a good base for other investing options.It isn't fancy or sexy but it builds wealth with lower risk.

What kind of RE investing are you two specialized in? 

You all know how rare that’s getting in Dallas.For those of you who host nearby:What kind of occupancy rates are you realistically seeing in this corridor right now?