I began to go out and look at tax deed sales and came up with a pretty nice way to acquire some of those properties, however, the same issue of no funds prevented me from actually acquiring those properties.

They said that they can't prevent me from renting the unit even if I don't abate the lead immediately, but it's unclear what would happen if I refused to abate it in the way the report wants.For the record, I'm not looking to be a slumlord who knowingly rents houses covered in lead paint.

He did give me a lot of good advice to prevent from killing the tree when replacing the driveway.  

What is it preventing you from pulling the trigger?

Recording the land contract itself or a memorandum won't prevent things like construction liens or fines for code violations from attaching to the title.

And that's not said to be demeaning to appraisers, who do serve a legitimate purpose (mostly to prevent fraud in lending).

This will be your local flat fee eviction attorney and your go-to guy in case you need an eviction.Step 4 is setting up your rental criteria and a  process for screening and evaluating tenants.  99% of potential tenant problems will be prevented by proper screening.Step 5 is taking prompt action when managing your properties and you notice minor lease violations, late rent, etc. 

Don't let not knowing the EXACT cost prevent you from making OFFERS.  

You want language on the contract preventing the seller from mortgaging the property, language allowing you to actually use the property while it is under land contract.  

I hesitate because this opportunity requires a $3,000.00 fee upfront to prevent tire kickers/time wasters.