There must be some kind of safeguards that can be used though to prevent this situation.

I want it so badly, and there was recently a sign on the door from a company called safe guard saying the property has been abandoned and the lender would be notified they have to clean up the yard and the locks would be changed.

I was told that I may purchase it using the title company that did the first closing to do my closing and that they can issue me a marked-up title insurance commitment.Will this safeguard my investment?

You get billed twice.Other managers, trustees and adminstrators are not set up to collect rents, pay insurance and taxes, and be responsible in safe guarding the property which willinclude maintenance issues.Some may turn over management to an RE Broker and simply deposit amounts to the accounts.

Cleaned that up and called ADT.ADT comes out next day, takes over the old system, installs a Safeguard and that's that.

A seller looking to retire selling at a good cap with a property that Is fully performing with good tenants can help safeguard your investment and be more hands off.

Asking for an NDA simply plays to that same story.So, back to the tension: how do you provide the info and safeguard yourself. . . .I would imagine that it comes down to your contract with the seller. 

Hello everyone im from NWI and I recently started wholesaling properties, now im also a vacant and sometimes occupied home inspector with Safeguard Properties.

The big players are safeguard and LPS, plenty of little guys and lots of middle men between the big 2 and you.

Hi Yasseen, Absolute Safeguard Home Inspections.