All Forum Posts by: Account Closed

now days everyone just Googles it.  You may want to talk to a Real Estate Agent and let him direct you through it with the right forms.  You could always tell him when you get it up and running you would highly consider having that  agent sale it for you.

Most agents would do that for you to get the chance to get it listed for you later!

Best luck man

Your right, I should have looked it up before asking. That's a great idea ill give that a go. Thanks for your help David, its appreciated

Put an Earnest money of $10,000.  If you have those funds available!!

E.M. always talks!

Or a non returnable E.M . and that should work also.

You'll also want to line up your property and liability dwelling policy in advance. I recommend a broker, up to 4 units goes on a regular landlord policy. A great broker will talk your thru the process, discuss your risks/coverages and help you know if you will be able to get insurance on the property or if any updates will need to be done. Thanks so much and pm me any questions! 

@Michael Martinez yes they can give you an idea if it may be possible. Theirs a process for changing zoning, sometimes it needs to be voted on. You need to speak with zoning to see what they're process is and what options you have

@Account Closed Local Code Enforcement will tell you all about zoning. As a new cash buyer you will want an experienced buyer's agent-you can use an attorney. Make your offer-usually seller will ask for a current bank statement. Include whatever earnest money you agree on. Do your due diligence of property and any documentation.

Don't take broker's and seller's numbers as being completely accurate. Verify everything prior to closing that is when money and paperwork changes hands. Simple process when you follow all the steps exactly. Take nothing for granted.