. @ Ned Carey - Warranty  deed  seems very ambiguous in one section it says this " By Acceptance  of this deed, Grantees represent that they have caused the subject property to be fully inspected, and Grantees agree to purchase the same in "as is" condition.

Also, maybe by coincidence, but probably not, FINRA is the body that oversees the Registered Representative and Principal exams (Series 7, 24, 63,65)Given those facts two things jump out at me 1) any newly accredited investors will have a heavy finance, securities, trading background and will prove their knowledge through some sort of exam/certification/license that has nothing to do with being accredited, ie.

I've had better luck representing myself buying AND selling real estate than working with these jokers.The house had major foundation damage and a rotting roof sheathing as well as asbestos and electrical issues.

What does $200K in unpaid tax represent to you after a few years? 

.- the realtor (who represents both buyer and seller here), listed the home at over 15% above the actual square footage.  

I'm a representative of TurboTenant.

Say an investor owns 10 properties in a single LLC and those properties' equity represents most of the investor's net worth.

Say an investor owns 10 properties in a single LLC and those properties' equity represents most of the investor's net worth.

@Joe Platyan I represent landlords against non-paying tenants and am not aware of which laws you might be referring to. 

@Bruce Harding if neither you nor the seller are experienced with this type of property I would recommend you both consider the value of engaging an experienced agent to represent your own respective interests.