@Dwagne HaskinsI heard that if you reveal that your the owner than it results with 10x more problems and complaints because your just one door away.

We're negotiating a PSA on a multifamily property in Tennessee.  The seller has disclosed a pending lawsuit against the Trust that owns the property stemming from a fall that resulted in injury.  Potential lenders hav...

If you get it under contract, you can always reveal any major issues during inspection and go from there

Those crimes would be revealed during the criminal background checks.

Generally, the shiner you go, the more it reveals imperfections. 

First of all always get the owner to reveal what percent down they will accept.   

It reveals a lot about how people currently think about personal finance, and more importantly, helps to shift one’s mindset to where you have those lightbulb moments. 

General home inspector is not a structural engineer they cannot properly assess the home's foundation and reveal the issues that you have.  

We are looking at 5 properties that the numbers reveal they should be advantageous. 2 properties are vacant complete rehabs, one is income producing with tenants in place, one is vacant needing no work, and the last is vacant with minimal work. 25 bedrooms between the 5 properties. 

After that, they will be forced to reveal the land contract in court, or simply leave if they can’t pay me.