It is a fixer upper and I was told it was vacant for 10-15 years.The deed attached to it is a Quit Claim Deed.The person with the quit claim is my seller in the wholesale deal.I never dealt with a quit claim deed and was wondering if theres any advice on what to do since I did get it under contract for a SINGLE Dollar.Thank you for any suggestions.

Trying to think this all through so that we don't put ourselves in a situation where no one wants to rent a unit that is attached to another unit with 2 dogs. 

Both will likely stay in touch with you, but we always like to see that reciprocated.If new construction is solely what you're interested in, I have a couple of hyperlinks below that I have attached to a couple of MF builders.

This way you can attach premium savings to the additional risk you are taking on.If you save $1500 per year for ACV, but would pay $100,000 out of pocket on a $250k loss, and your ok with that, then ACV it is. 

It's been a few years since I wholesaled a property but in my experience I used a standard P & S agreement and just had an assignment addendum attached.

I attached the before and after taxes pictures below.Before.......After

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Each unit has two bedrooms, one bath, and an attached garage.

Purchase price: $75,500 Cash invested: $17,000 This property is a 3 bedroom 1 1/2 bath with an attached garage.

It is a Seller's market in the Panhandle right now with very low inventory, so a lot of the people that are selling, are asking ridiculous prices.