If it catches on fire - could you afford to pay the difference from your $50,000 policy coverage versus the $150,000 (ish) to actually rebuild it? 

In PA you need to be careful, the state is pretty good about catching onto deals and consider places sold. not only would the owner have capitol gains but then he and you guys would have to pay transfer taxes as well, total of 2% ( 1% each usually). 

Here’s the catch which I know is gonna cost probably thousands, when we got our house built my great grandfather accidentally built a privacy fence for us 10 feet off the actual zoning on both driveways separating our house from theirs and the neighbors. now one of our neighbors is building a new driveway which is close to our privacy fence and the other one is building more property on his land which is supposed to be ours.

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I was able to catch the officers before they left the property.

That doesn’t seem as bad as I thought to get one started and see if it catches on.

The owner from talking with him is more interested in unwinding his estate and creating an income stream for grand kids which is why  we are thinking this may catch his interest. 

I am wondering "what's the catch?"

Plus it should be much cheaper overall.The only catch, at least in my case, was that the commercial loan still required a personal guarantee - meaning full doc loan (bank statements, tax returns, etc). 

However I did just buy a house this way because I just happened to catch an ACTUAL owner.