Whether or not their story is the truth is probably not as important as the deal you craft and document as well as what you do to protect yourself.I suggest you write down in advance the essentials of the anticipated deal terms and conditions. 

Hi everyone,There is a duplex, not a mile fom my house, that has been vacant for ten years. I looked up the tax records and have a name and an address. It looks like the taxes are a little behind. What kind of appeal ...

I track my income and expenses meticulously and am looking for someone who can help me navigate the tax laws with the biggest bang for my buck. 

The almost easier part is to learn the craft and get the equipment.

I think I'm meticulous enough to get the tile right as long as it's got a solid base to go over.

He helped us craft our most recent 506(c) fund and we are planning to use him for another 506(c) next year.https://www.kutakrock.com/people/a/amen-steven-p

Have your lawyer craft letters explaining what will happen in the event they don’t pay all the back rent.

Hoping to meticulously track every dollar in and out and provide a full report on a year or so!

Yes, I’m pretty new, but they’re my team...this is the 3 rd property that I’ve worked with my realtor on and he’s awesome at crafting deals in a way that gets them accepted with minimal fuss and really makes the whole process smooth.

Well, guess you could wait until they call you :)People change their minds all the time, you're only worth what other people (prop owners) think of you and you have a chance to craft your image with a phone call.1000 calls = 20/day * 50 days (10 weeks).