Either way you go have it resolved at closing, I just went through this on a house hack where one tenant had to leave for me to occupy and it took a lot of pressure off my end knowing that I don't have to handle that situation myself after closing.  

Wondering if locals are counting on the new FoxConn deal (Mount Pleasant) and if perhaps investing in those areas (18K new jobs) would be good: https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/2017/07/26/sco...I'm reading about a lot about the growing pains, but see recently that Racine has agreed to increase infrastructure (water) for the Foxconn development https://www.jsonline.com/story/money/business/2018...

You can add pressure to his side by asking for stuff he might not want to give you, like current repairs or a warranty. 

The window is not installed completedly but it is mounted temporarily. 

Having an issue with a past buyer that's making my blood pressure go up.

Plus an original bay window looks awesome. pix below are of my past rehab where I was lucky and the original bay window just needed to be pressure washed and painted.  

Again, with that in mind, partnering with just a couple other like minded individuals with similar investment amounts and you’re talking a significant type of a property that could easily justify sufficient cash flow to take a more hands off/pressure off approach.

I checked with MSD and the water company about an adjustment for the sewage bill because I am going to be pressure washing the Bedford stone on a house I have.

It's a fascinating idea, but it would mean the tax, assuming there was a reval that apportioned the current total by lot sq ft, would be so high that the pressure to build vertically would be tremendous as the revenue from the densest is made up by the less dense.

I found it interesting that when they are giving examples of flips and wholesales that the numbers they show on the screen do not always directly relate to what they are saying.Do not take anyone with you that is swayed by pressure sales.