It’s a small driveway too but he insists on salting like 3X per weather event and the price has added up.

Leading up to the deed in lieu, we performed our own site visits and the conditions we observed do not align with the information in the inspection reports.

As long as you don't lie on any mortgage forms leading up to and through closing on the home about the current condition of your finances, then you're fine.

@Thomas Lee I closed on a 3plex on Willow St at the end of September (203k financing) and am just about to finish renovation (permits took a little longer than expected and this weather isn't helping the final mile).Regarding 26 Ella, my offer was around 365 with 203k financing (3.5% down). 

Property type/condition probably matter a lot.

By sharing housing costs with tenants, I enjoyed better living conditions at a lower price.10.

Lenders are not permitted to disclose loan terms conditions or even borrowers names until the loan is in foreclosure.

You should contact the prior owner/PM to see what evidence they have of the conditions prior to moving in (pictures, etc.).

Ok back to the script, no matter how much hard work you do on the front end that buyer has to be mentally prepared to weather any downturn.

Check your state's statues. in Calif, for example, landlords are not responsible for conditions caused by a tenant's negligence.