Does the current owner have permits for the work that is being done or are they trying to fly under the radar?

If I have to do a typical deal the offer would have to be about 20K lower and he may not let it fly for that.

When you think you've found someone you can work with, consider flying out there and spending the day looking at properties with him/her to further build confidence that you're making the right decision.

I am reading a lot and am a bit nervous too since a lot of things are so new to me that they fly over my head like a UFO !!

A sure sign of a fly-by-night operator is one who does not have any deals “under their belt”.

I know it might not be cheap, but if you can see the actual place you get your product from you can tell if it is an established business or a fly-by-night company.

If you are too old for that to fly, then you want to buy the house to fix up for your daughter's new family.

At the end of it, the second person's credit is excellent and then they fly the coop (so to speak).The two people that I know of didn't have any money exchange hands for this service, it was done as a courtesy between friends.I would love to find someone willing to do this for me.

When I looked in the window I could see I huge guy sitting in front of the tv and you could see flys, flying all over him.

So once it's pending then you drive or fly out and view all the units or the house.