So Thank God I am not going in completely blind.

The other thing that has me on pause is the average days on market in that area is 300 Days (that's a lot of holding cost) As I am new what are my blind spots?

The reason I'm asking is I'm not comfortable with my seller answer my buyer knowing what I'm making on the deal and my title company doesn't want to provide blind HUDS.

Otherwise you're flying blind and looking on forums and crime heatmaps to try and figure out the good/bad areas of a metro or suburb.

Yes, this is a hack, but it helps: This woman put bubble wrap between the window glass and the blinds.

That is more expensive than 90K mortgaged at 5% therefor you are losing money by psychologically forcing positive cash flow by turning a blind eye.You operate your business as you see fit, it is best to consider appreciation as only being theoretical, aside from the impact on property taxes, and since you can not spend it it only exists when you pull it out or sell.

If they reply "approved costs" then simply accept back (albeit blindly) what the bank and regulations allow you to be given back.

You need to read what I have written without your experience blinding you.

My suggestion would be to let her know your intentions, but definitely don't blind side her.

Do not turn your back or a keep a blind eye to what they are doing.This isn't legal advice for anyone but just things to look out for.