How about the landlord asks to drop by to check air filters, or something that at sounds like a legitimate concern?"

(I'm certified to pull the full credit report)I verify the landlord to be a legitimate landlord/property management company or if it's a private landlord: verify with public records/county records.Call/fax/email the landlord to request references, call/email every day up to 7 days.Check alternative sources for bad/good reports about tenants rental history.

Not giving legal advice, but it's my understanding that the owner occupant rule can be waived if there is a legitimate change in your life circumstances.

Appeal and bankruptcy is a legitimate threat that can drag out the process for months.

Make sure with any deal you buy they're going through a legitimate title company and any funds you pay are to the title co to set in escrow until closing.Good luck, hope this deal works out for you.

How would we go about making a legitimate offer?

Greg S. do you have any direct links to legitimate information regarding this topic?

Legit... which means legitimate... expenses are deductible your first year.  

I would probably double-check that those other bills are legitimate for a RE deal.

Solo 401k is Employer Sponsored plan and requires to have a legitimate self-employment activity or small business w/o full time employees.