I usually put an out clause that goes like this: " Contract contigent upon buyer's contractor verifying estimate for rehab costs."

I trade business cards, and talk to as many other investors as possible.They have two sponsors for each meeting, who have booths available - companies like title companies, legal, or Identity theft outfits.

If the tenant has a verifiable history of where they've lived, you can usually check their criminal history for free on the local court websites.

I have been through a case of mistaken identity to identity theft.

Certainly you wouldn't want to be flying back and forth for a low income place like this.Finally, I would create an exit plan contingency before closing so you would be able to verify important points like these and also the expenses and income the owner claims.

Some title agents will want the deed to be officially recorded before they will close you (which could take up to a week or so), and others will just need to see your first closing docs or will just call the first title company to verify the title transfer.

There is conflicting wording in the various areas here, but you have it from the big guy himself, right there, they retain NO ownership interest in articles.But, there is, in my opinion, a more basic flaw in their article guidelines...May not contain any links or images within the body of the article.Articles on the web build upon other articles and content on the web, without being able to cite sources, with links, it is impossible to verify the content in an article or even review the sources the author relies upon.

There won't be alot of info to sign up just create a user name, password and email to verify.

An almost identical house right across the street recently sold for $52,065.

[[[[........There is potential there it is reasoned because of a new large airport that is being built and some other happenings....]]]]]I don't know anything about those towns, but a new large airport is not good for property values.No one wants to live anywhere near all that noise, so prices near the new airport and under the flight path will take a steep nose dive.Have you, by the way, even verified independently that there is a new airport going in?