If he has sufficient funds you can have your money refunded and pay from his account.

I've closed some deals with wholesalers on 1 page contracts just the same as longer ones.As long as you have sufficient verbiage to allow for due diligence or option periods as well as the seller allowing proper access to the property for buyer final approval I think you should be fine.

If you have sufficient insurance what's the issue?

The issue with elected officials and sports types is that they are more prone to vandalism, sometimes attacks.Usually, for lesser expensive dwellings, a sufficient notice and disclaimer concening their belongings, etc. are not covered and if they desire coverage they must obtain tenants coverage.

Lokesh, it doesn't appear you have something to mess with here unless you and the seller can provide a long term option, at least 5 years more like 7 in a seperate option agreement and an annual lease sufficient to pay all expenses.

For bookkeeping wouldn't Quicken or Quick Books be sufficient?

Usually, NPs serve those who have difficulty in getting safe and affordable housing sufficient for the family size.

If it goes to foreclosure and you ahve sufficient funds, you could go to the sale if you want to buy prior to the sale contact the Trustee conducting the sale.....Good luck....

Another issue is drug usage, sale or manufacturing are sufficient grounds for an automatic termination, in fact here, it's an immediate set out but the landlord will need to prove it.You do have the right to enter for repairs, treading lightly on the tenants right to quiet enjoyment, but things can be miserable to the point of a tenant wanting to break a lease too.The story of an Executive Director of a housing authority property is true, where he removed the front door to make repairs to it and the tenant left.

IMO.When you get over 3,000 ft, seems you can never have too many bedrooms so long as the living spaces are on the larger size of sufficient for the price range.