If you (like me) are at the more sensitive end of the spectrum of "hate the smell of smoke" then just don't try to make this house work for you.

If you have real concerns I'd say ask your Realtor and/or attorney.To reality, I doubt you're going to be in a long drawn out matter of possession, just to the garage, I doubt this widow will be fighting with you or trying to enter the living area.You do have an obligation to safeguard her belongings, they are in somewhat of your care, custody and control, you can't just though her stuff on the street.

I know probate leads are very sensitive, and I think it could be a deal killer to get names wrong or (as one company suggested) address people simply as "homeowner".

From here on out, I'll be down every 4-6 weeks to check up on things, in addition to the team I have in place, all of whom learned the same lessons.The "Quick Tips" for this post are:BE INVOLVED, and not just by phone.Ensure the quality of your contract; game out the worst case and figure out how to safeguard against it.Identify clear and specific benchmarks to be completed, with each draw conditional upon the completion of the appropriate benchmark.Get pictures, always!

Of course, their real estate deals are covered by the same safeguards as conventional real estate loans but, in terms of unusual investment deals, hard money lenders are infinitely more flexible than standard lending institutions.

,etc.So on average if you knew you were going to XX you were going to have a bad night in tips.I was just trying to have an open discussion about it but it is a sensitive topic.There are other ways where you can see pay history etc. and names of tenants.Not me but some investor buyers play the percentages right or wrong and form an opinion.For the contractors they are really not all the regulated here.I am talking the handyman types doing jobs.Not tradesman plumbers,electricians etc. who work for a company etc.

I didn’t move forward because these students are extremely price sensitive.

Please indicate the estimated cost of the anticipated repairs.4 - You will need to provide 3-4 Active Listings and 3-4 Sold Comparables supporting your value.5 - There is also an area to input an As Is value - NO comparables needed - Provide just a value that you feel the property would sell for in As Is condition on a 120 day sales price. 6 - Receipt of these reports are time sensitive.

Okay, perhaps I was being a little sensitive. :)Anyway, yes, I plan on working with private sellers when I start to wholesale.

Price sensitivity is high--increase / decrease rent by 10% and you are likely to greatly impact how quick you can rent out a place.