The house has been winterized and I cannot de-winterize the property until after closing.

We are stepping into this and would need to assume infrastructure responsibilities to include: water, sewer, gas, electric, waste water management, impact fees and initial paving of public cul de sac.

,I don't want to de-rail this conversation, so I was hoping you two could share a little more about lifestyle design in this thread below instead..

Here's my favorite (because I am featured in it - LOL):http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/04/10/bp-podcast-065-creative-investing-wendell-de-guzman/

But you will need a (maybe) Notice of Proposed Action (DE-165) if heirs who have an interest in the (probate) property agree with the terms and price.

Account Closed I agreeAny seller financing tool out side of wholesaling and traditional financing, you need a lawyer, but not any real estate attorney.Regarding lawyers for seller financing, it's important to have a lawyer but understand start Frank in the Saifei, and understand solar financing in general.

They'll register a domain, such as buymyhousenow.com (although the matching domain bonus is a thing of the past), spend lots of money in a short period of time to rank it, make money off of it for a few days until Google gets wise, and then move onto the next site once it's de-indexed.This reply isn't meant to scare anyone away from SEO, especially local SEO.

Welcome back @Kobus De Villiers I hope your return in goes better than the first. 

Can anyone recommend a good de-leading firm and/or contractor for a two family investment property in Framingham, MA? 

I'm currently looking to purchase rental properties in the PA, NJ and DE areas that have seller finance options.