It wasn't so much the burn or the dead person so much as it was the fact i couldn't see any burn damaage which says to me that it was hidden, but possibly not repaired.The dead person alone wouldn't have been a deal-breaker but I was told the body was not discovered for "some time"Anyhow, I think I made the right decision, but I am not going to let it discourage me.

Are you going to walk away from the deal and loose your $1,000 in EM and burn a bridge with the bank selling agent?

He found the programs so he could get it done himself.He has no seasoning loans and turns and burns them for me.

If you have homeowner's insurance on the home and the house burns down, the insurance company is not going to cover your claim if there's a renter in there.I am looking long term and for my first rental, I feel like I am making a good deal.

In one, the kithen is completely burned out and insurance will only pay 10, 000 dollars.

If I don't use the external fan I bought, the thing will certainly burn a hole somewhere precious.

I would have a contract with them in writing before I buy the property so that I wont get burned and stuck with a vacant home.

I wouldn't mind making some money on the whole deal either, but now I'm just processing how to handle it without burning one bridge or another.

I'm not an attorney so take this for what it's worth.Harassment: the act of systematic and/or continued unwanted and annoying actions of one party or a group, including threats and demands.

Originally posted by @Edward Burns: I might be stretching things, but now days you can build a case that a tablet and even a smart phone are kitchen appliances.