Are the rents and expenses verifiable?

I'm not going to overpay just because the seller wishes they could get more out of the property.I am an investor and as such I pay a fair price for the verifiable cash flow a property generates.

Yes you can tell him that he can sell that note on the open market, yes he may naively take your assurance and not verify that.

Here is what happened after 2 years when I needed to sell.1) The builder had relocated to a subdivision close by and was still manufacturing the same style house and floor plan I had bought2) There were only a total of 3 different types of houses on my street 3) For some reason and I think because the community was not organically grown there were 20 homes on the market, so I was competing with 7 other identical homes.

This is always an unknown until your mortgage loan officer has all of your income documentation, although, if he/she was using any rental income to qualify you, they should've known that they would need the 1040's to verify income.

I think that if I evict her for breach of contract then she will lose her section 8 eligibility, BUT I was hoping you all could verify this.

But they have never verified the occupancy of the home although I worry whether they would cover in the event of a claim if the house was vacant for longer than that.I am now using State Farm and pay the annual premium up-front and get a refund when the house sells.

Identical unit just closed for 250K.

Since these companies are publicly traded, you can verify howmuch money they have10.

Using an LLC will not mask your identity.