Hello everyoneI want to purchase a fixer upper.

It would be a lot more possible if you find a fixer upper, but the catch 22 is that FHA requires it to be fairly habitable to be approved.

The only possible gripe you can have that would have some legs would be that they are sending you an owner statement as opposed to providing you with an online portal to possibly view things sooner but to expect them to call you about every minute detail the moment it happens is not a realistic expectation.

Just lazy I would rather her do the leg work for me.

@Geovanni Heredia if your Inherited tenants already have a lease you will have to follow it. untill its expiration. unless the tenants agree to sign yours.I used ezlandlordforms for my first lease. but that was for a SFH. for a multifamily i would consult a local eviction attorney for a lease that gives you the upper hand over your tenants.

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Naturally it will always be a fixer-upper, REO, or Short Sale.

New hanging ceilings give them access to the upper walls to run wire on the upper floors and first floor is easy because of the basement access. 

Luckily I bought a property that was a fixer upper and I did all the renovations myself, and it also had a basement suite for an additional source of income. 4 years later, this market has finally bottomed and I'm just able to re-finance and pull out some capital.

Just paying the taxes gives you no legal leg up on owning the property.....that is misinformation.....maybe they are referring to Adberse Possession which wouldn’t apply in this situation typically......state laws are specific.You are going to have to talk to a probate attorney in Your state.