If I had your shoes on I am first going through the contract with a fine tooth comb to find where you are protected - if it was his contract you likley are not - but never know how savvy the fella is.Next if you are not complete i would give him proper notice (according to the contract and/or state law if applicable).

That's my plan too, the house hasn't been updated since the 70's so I'm hoping once I put some sweat into it I can try to pull some cash out and do it again.

We look for solid base hits, sometimes you get home runs, but to win the game you need to get on base, glad you use the analogy too!  The

But may try that too. The

Great detailed blogs that go over syndication with a fine toothed comb. 

Plumber will probably cut the concrete too. The

The yard is sloped, and the sand is eroding from underneath the house. its a concrete slab foundation, and it seemed that most of the house was sitting on level ground. however, the very front of the concrete slab that connected the front door to the driveway is where erosion of the sand is occuring. is this a nightmare one should stay far away from, or is it fixable?

The interest paid wasn't at 6 month and there was very limited information given too. The

When i asked the agent what our top rent is, she must've told the seller too. the seller then upped their ask to the pro forma of the increased rents!!

The seller is only walking away with 210K (and that's before paying commissions, etc), maybe that's all they want, but you need to go over this house with fine tooth comb and look for the possible hidden problem that will rear it's ugly head after closing.