Not sure how you have decided up front of what it will sell for at auction vs what it will sell for privately.I think your next step is to figure out auction date, then go to title company and let them tell you who needs to sign your purchase agreement.   

I have just started reading this book, signed up on the Bigger Pockets Website and will no longer make excuses, or keep putting this off because I don't want to look back anymore and thing: What if?

Hello,I have two questions regarding Buyer Representation Agreements:1) If I signed a Representation Agreement with a Buyer's Agent for a specific county, and I toured a property within that county without the Buyer's Agent, but rather with the Seller's Agent of the property, is my Buyer's Agent entitled to commission on this property that he did not show me?

Hello,I have two questions regarding Buyer Representation Agreements:1) If I signed a Representation Agreement with a Buyer's Agent for a specific county, and I toured a property within that county without the Buyer's Agent, but rather with the Seller's Agent of the property, is my Buyer's Agent entitled to commission on this property that he did not show me?

There doesn't seem to be any sign of distress.

That's not what I'm asking about.A year later, on 12/16/2016, at the original maturity date of the loan, the maturity date was extended another year and a new document, entitled "ASSIGNMENT OF LEASES AND RENTS," was signed by both parties.

Please sign if you like it and we can continue the negotiations with our attorneys."

So my read would be is that no matter when and how long ago your tenants signed the lease if they got a 6 years old or younger kid living with them you must do the testing.

Yes, get the owner to sign the PSA at the as is value, approach the bank as the potential buyer and would want the bank to finance the works - (you will need to get a full estimate of works to be done, comparables, and income projections etc.)

As a solar salesperson I generally avoid wasting time talking to tenants because they can't sign a contract for solar on a house they don't own, and usually the owner can't claim the tax credit on a rental property.