How this capital is accounted for depends on any agreements made between parties. 

Third, post a 7-day non-curable notice.

Since you're in Europe and can't visit the property, you can hire a professional third-party home inspector or a local property manager who offers property evaluation services.

You should ask the question why both bipartisan parties don’t want that.

They should only be used when you're 100% certain the other party is familiar.

In my area, most agreements state that the closing costs are split equally between buyer and seller, but sometimes one party will pay everything. 

And like a marriage, while you can certainly get out, if both parties aren't mutually on board with getting out, it becomes very messy.So, like a marriage, yes, you can meet your partner online.  

Background: I offered on a condo (still a newbie to investing myself, although this would make my third STR and second in one market), and the same day a second offer came in, higher.

@Dana Brash only you are restricted to the disqualified party rules.  

If the policy lapses or is canceled due to ownership changes, the property could be left uninsured, exposing both parties to risks.