Those that are likely successful have a lot of prior investing experience. 

Jim, you and everyone else please start a new thread on that or other subjects, as a prior victim said, its getting sideways and off topic, and we need to just focus on the the topic.

It's also much less common in the commercial real estate world for sellers to fix things prior to close of escrow. 3) Of the remaining 5 out of 1000, 4 out of 1000 is a hyper conservative estimate for fallout from people getting fired while in escrow, taking out car loans, that sort of stuff.So, yeah, 1 in 1000.

@AJ Wong my prior STR experience was with a home that rented well, but was getting to the point where major upgrades/renovations were going to be needed in the near future to keep it in the “mid luxury” market.

Many years prior to her passing she moved out of the home to live with another family and the home sat vacant for a very long time without anyone checking on it.

They also changed their terms prior to closing.

Have they owned it prior to 2002?

This is impacting my debt to income (DTI) ratio and I already knew that prior to contacting Seek Capital LLC.

They have been long-term tenants, and the prior landlord was apparently chasing the rent quite a bit. 

You could maybe argue about the one they did the legal on and not pay that bill if it was without your permission (of course what does the agreement say).Probably not worth getting an attorney to fight this as it will cost you more next timeQuestion: did you have an attorney review this agreement prior to signing?