Thank you for the link.I think now may be a time to tread cautiously and only swing at the really "fat pitches".  

The property is among 20 plus other 4 plex buildings, kind of like a town house community.The problem is that the price is high and there is a really fat HOA fee for the building that I can't get out of, making the numbers tight. 

If they had a fat car pmt and tons of credit cards with balances I might be inclined to say no but if just the opposite low dti I would say yes.

A BIG FAT COMMISSION CHECK.

Most likely it does, to an extent, it makes most people fat, can promote unhealthy conditions or habits!

If this LLC will be wholly owned by yourself I would go that route, and get a fat umbrella policy either way.

Somebody fat has been sitting on it while they put on make up or smoked their dope.

I would never want that to happen at any of my properties, and the clearest way to prevent that is to NEVER have a pool.If you think that this house is your future personal residence, then you should move there now and forget about ever renting it, just my opinion.I have filled in in-ground pools and dismantled above ground pools, its a hard and fats rule no pools at rental properties.

I would suggest something to the fat like " Upon purchase, buyer assumes all responsibility of property and ....

money back at settlement - some owner financing - possession with a delayed settlement - a one year guarantee of the furnace - roof and electrical system -- after the settlement, a home warranty, new appliances - or a fat reduction in price - etc.My blog on Negative thinking may help you when you are negotiating for keeps.Charles Parrish