@Bhaumik Parekh yes you can purchase the home but you would want the documents from the sellers to certify that the tank was properly decommissioned.

It was filed by the attorney with the county auditorChecks are then collected, 2 separate certified checks.

Offering your services is advertising and is not allowed outside the Marketplace.

I advertise on Craigslist (I don't list house number to cut down on someone copying my ad and scamming people), Zillow - which sends the listing out to at least a half dozen other sites and Facebook market place has become huge for advertising.

We may have your first flip listed in a recent post I made in Real Estate Marketplace.  

Not speaking as an attorney (which I'm not, nor want to be) I personally would certify-return receipt mail his money back,  immediately change the locks, and issue a cancellation of lease.If this person pulls this kind of stuff at the get-go, you believe he will change his ways after move in?  

Any move in funds are cash or certified check only.  

Heat is but a/c is notFollow the rules exactly as required in the property code before taking any action Send a certified letter requesting repairs and demand they be completed in 7 daysIf they are not completed, you can make the repairs and deduct from the rent or move to terminate the lease

@Daniel Kurkowski I believe the improvement must be double the basis in the property (i.e. buy an apartment building for $300k, and then put another $300k into it) - Note that the investment must be made in a qualified OZ fund as well which are self-certified and can be any partnership that holds at least 90% of assets in qualified OZ property.

If you post your deals here in BP you would write something explaining that on your description (there's a few wholesale deal posts in most markets if you check the marketplace here in BP).If they like the numbers, they will typically want to check out the property, and that's when you would schedule a time to show the property (make sure the seller is okay with this when you first get the property under contract).