Hey BP community I want to give my opinion of what out-of-state real estate investing looks like to me:Out-of-state real estate investing offers the chance to diversify your portfolio and tap into high-growth markets.

You MIGHT have a chance of winning in court.

What are the chances they would actually agree to that?

If suspected/in doubt, I would terminate rather than stand the chance of something hitting the fan and having my property labeled a "nuisance property."  

.- best chance of near term success is local to you, somewhere you can drive roundtrip with time to spend at the property in a day. - reality is MLS listings using realistic expense estimates at high LTV is cash flow negative

If I decide to invest in say a SFR and for some reason none of the 3,262,000 SFR on the market can a deal be made with, I can invest my money in commercial property, real estate syndications, REITs, real estate notes, real estate note funds, money market funds, index equity stock funds, bonds, and about 10 million other investments, to obtain the ROI I seek.A benefit of making an offer good (or GREAT) for you and not worrying about what the seller wants or needs (at least in your initial offer) is that if you get a quick “no” you can move on to the next deal without wasting a month negotiating a deal that has no chance to close.  

yup if they are anything like Remington then not good.. and 95% chance this borrower will lose their 10k.the subject of the American greed episode on Remington was a lady who bought an island in Clear lake northern CA..

Chances are they are not coming off the price, because your home inspector didn't agree or like it.That's the standard with production builders. 

There's a very good chance the issue(s) you face have already been discussed and answered.Ask questions in the appropriate forum.

But chances are if you are asking the question....then you already have your answer for you.And thats the right answer.Im not in renatus by the way.