What kind of agreement have you signed with each of them?

But I think they'd be around $4,800 (conservative estimate).Seller is also claiming there are no common electricity at all- which is hard to believe, considering there's common gas, water and sewer. and most likely a common area electricity.

Hey Lue, very common and sometimes you might see this called a "kiddy condo loan". 

If the tenants have a pet, like a dog, it’s worth discussing, as pets are a common source of fleas.

It’s unfortunately common for property management agreements to have those hidden fees, but I’m proud to say that my approach is all about integrity and transparency, and I'm sure many others are too. 

That said, the initial investment might be higher, and managing an older property here could come with its own set of chalenges.Subs: Naperville, Glenview, and Oak ParkOn the other hand, suburbs like Naperville, Glenview, and Oak Park offer a different kind of stability.

You should be asking for any kind of pre-approval letter as well.

I'm trying to stay level-headed and unemotional about it (it's not going to kill my deal regardless), but this doesn't pass the common sense test.  

@Marizel AshbyBelow are the top things I will recommend you focus on if you don't have at least $30,000 in your bank account or you don't have access to that kind of cash from other sources:1.

Kind of hard to see outside the box right now.