Third, it relieves pressure in the work place.

I rarely record a contract because I pitch myself as very fair and no pressure regarding the transaction.

Right now, there is absolutely no pressure on the Broker.

I'm under a lot of pressure in my life right now, I'm 24 never had a job, just graduated from college a year ago, in the middle of getting divorced, with a daughter to take care of and I don't have a penny to my name.

I would say look to Minnesota, maybe taking on one or more family members as on the ground partners.Of course that condo selling real estate agent is going to try to sell you something, and it may be a high pressure sell at that.  

HIgh pressure cant rely on any thing they present regarding values and rehab numbers.. 

I would put pressure on the builder to get it done by the first but have a back up plan for storing your stuff as wellAs far as your deposit, just because a move in checklist does not exist does not mean you automatically receive 100% of your deposit back. 

Looks very clean inside and outside is vinyl and could use a good pressure wash.New Heat pump system.leak in the roof is being repaired.current tenant would like to stay and has a kid in the school district so long term is best for them.$600 rent which would go up to $625 starting in January.property tax was $400 in 2017 Home owners insurance would likely less than $500 (basing that on my current home which is 3000 sq ft)Credit union financing 10% down (about a $275 monthly payment) What I like about the property is that it seems to be in good shape and besides the roof leak and a/c system hasn't needed much maintenance which hopefully makes for a good first property. 

If the loan is interest only, that too will likely have some downward pressure on price for the loan in a trade.

You're 3 years into a venture - it's a predictable pressure point.