I am looking to strategically move into the multifamily space as quickly as possible to take advantage of the large-scale baby-boomer disposition movement that is and will be taking place over the coming years.

Sellers like to dress up their income while keep their expenses low a couple of years before disposition.

See if you can get in touch with the person in charge of the disposition.

This is called claiming a disposition. 

Simple disclosure of this (a material defect to the property) to the Title Company, as well as written notice of your intent to cancel the contract under this provision of the contract will be sufficient.Once the notice has been delivered to the Title Company, typically what happens is the Title Officer will contact the Seller and let them know what the disposition of the earnest money will be. 

@Jeff Sadosky This is a non-qualifying disposition and as such, not a taxable transaction.

The disposition ideas there are also fairly over simplified.

My name is Renato.My colleague Arbi Goce specializes in commercial acquisition and disposition of triple net properties, especially 7-11's .

Sub preforming loans and non-preforming loans will require the most work.The disposition strategies are the same and have been the same for many moons.

Scott is almost an accountant, LOL, he's right to consider costs to dispose of an asset, while correct, your books do not reflect the cost to dispose of an asset until it is sold or disposed of.From an accounting aspect which is viewed by lenders or more technical types, within the first year of holding an asset it's the difference between the cost of the asset (together with costs of improvements or value added) or it's market value, which ever is less and the amount owed, less cost of disposition to it's salvage value or net equity.