I know I did not go through this with my electric company and they manage to autodraft.....Right now I let them online billpay it into my account (which is no different than cash deposit, as far as I am concerned since they control the amount), pay through Quickbooks (still an ECH I think, and they still have to initiate it is not automatic) or cash deposit.  

If you are using a title company to close, which I hope you are, they will send out a mobile notary for closing or coordinate with a local title company for the seller closing.

The feds are more concerned with their public image and advancing their careers then public welfare.

I have only received the written notice from the City, but that only concerns repairs.  

Originally posted by @Ben Staples:@J Beard thank you so much for your concern.  

Buying another property in Tucson is definitely an option, but I am concerned with low rental rates and returns here in a city full of less than desirable areas...  

That is one of my big concerns.

The main concern I have is that this deal looks too good to be true. 

I emailed the real estate voicing my concerns.

I loved the episodes "dirt cheap land flipping" and mobile home flipping, quite motivating to see that the barrier of entry is much lower than people think to get started in this game.