3) Donate 1% of our revenue to local community development or social causes We feel it is our duty as real estate investors, landlords, entrepreneurs to help make the communities we operate in better places to live for everyone.

Part of my concern if for some reason the inspection comes back with something that will increase my rehab costs, would I be able to walk away from the deal as well?

I am however concerned about the effect the oil industry will have on the rental market in light of upcoming elections.

I am currently saving up 20% for a conventional loan (as it may not be possible to owner occupy) and my biggest concerns at this point (along with all the other newbie concerns) is that one of my recognizable weakness is home improvement.

My lender did the Loan as a investment property cause of my self employment.

My concern is the liability that opens me up to personally. 

Coincidentally, I listened to your podcast yesterday, causing me to reevaluate the percentages I have been entering for repairs.

My original concern is whether a written agreement between us, cash for keys, to leave by tomorrow will hold up in court. 

I tried using a big name lender initially but that turned out to be a headache and cause problems.

Employment hasn't gone down and there isn't any major issues that would cause the market to crash.