These days 30 days is pretty standard, not long ago it was 45, but if the lender is saying 45 and you have a 30 day contract I'd be a little worried if you're stealing the property, not so much if you are paying retail. 

Clearly you don't want to go into it with the plan to learn the business then steal all of their customers but knowing the current owner's end game would be important from the beginning.

I me and my brother prob going to be inheriting my dads house(steal has a mortgage) and we are unsure what to do with it.

I me and my brother prob going to be inheriting my dads house(steal has a mortgage) and we are unsure what to do with it.

Here is a sample board that has an identical format: https://trello.com/b/tsSiw9QN NA Beard Your point on getting everything in writing is a good one.  

It's part of my online identity on social networks like facebook, instagram, etc.

The house was Banked Owned and was a steal for far West Plano.

If it was the bank's error, even an identity theft, the bank will reimburse the late fee to the tenant.

Typical resolution plans include:  Consolidated financial information;  Description of the corporate entity;  Description of principal business lines;  Description of foreign operations;  Identity of vendors key to the firm’s operations;  Identity of principal officers;  Description of material management information systems; and  Outline of a recommended plan, with descriptions of potential purchasers of either servicing rights, bulk transfers, or the company outright.

But I will say that lying and stealing are 2 things that I cannot abide by and have showed "friends" the door for these things.