I even negotiated a multi-stage debris cleanup with another contractor for a lump sum to handle three other properties in one shot, and had to slice it up later on on tax filings.

And you actually own the property, so this isn't a long-shot at all.

He's going to cause conflict wherever he can to prove to himself what a big shot he is at 19.

It's a shot in the dark but just wondering if someone can show me around or we can get coffee and talk about how things work?

@Darvin EzellQ1- Yes, to title immediately to get the workup completed- you need to verify clear and insurable titleQ2- To the title company to hold in escrowQ3- This is a one-shot deal...it's your opportunity to exit the contract based on findingsQ4- To title (based on your question)

Once the rehab happens you can't do "before" shots so it may be beneficial to have them.  

Is offering 300k on a Zillow-estimated 380k property too long of a shot?

Give your guy a shot if you wish, but I know from experience that these FHA/VA Streamline sweatshops with minimal expenses will often have the best pricing (downside as a lender of course is that these sweatshops can ONLY do these specific types of gov't refinances).

I am waiting for a hot shot like yourself to argue “where the line is drawn” with the IRS before passing final judgement.

I’ve been reading about simply scanning obituaries, crossing your info on accessors site for ownership of real estate and then contacting family but that seems like a small shot in the dark.