If the property is to be occupied you need to address a final walk through, accepting normal wear and tear, under a sale contract.Other issues, insurance assignment in the event of a loss you can elect to perform or avoid the contract.

Forty is a fine time to get started.Best to you.

It's a fine line but the combination of legal and physical improvement makes it problematic.  

I don't understand why you closed without doing a final walk through.

He wants out so i'm not looking to do anything creative, but I have the cash to do a finance deal and go traditional route but I don't want to hold as a rental long term.  

A fine?

Most title companies can't seem to get me a final amount for the cashier's check until a few hours before closing.

The condo HOA cannot go for the full 35k since there was a final judgement on it, attorney says, and they can only go after the current owner and the previous onwer dues.My question is, if I should risk it and pay the current owner about 3-5k for the deed and try to negotiate with the HOA for $4500 or less?

I need to explain with a direct reason to describe to other parties that think this is a fine idea.

I have a finance and young daughter.