And who knows what else you may uncover doing a new roof.

That may or may not be a new build, likely not.The beauty of buying the existing older home is that your inspection will uncover needed repair items and life expectancies of your capital items.

I'm not Rob, but I'll show you his answers that are already posted.http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/90852-tenant-screening-uncovered-duis-jail-time-etc?

I will only do that if I uncover major repairs that I did not find originally or we're not disclosed.

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Folks, please be very cautious of taking advice from a poster on BP with such a huge negative influence level and from somebody who has such a limited amount of contributing activity to the site over a long period of time.Add to that the due diligence that has uncovered the original posters inability to make wise investment decisions, you should be very cautious as to what advice you take from such a person.

One covered and one uncovered.

We're ordering preliminary title work today to uncover where they stand with notes.

With what I uncovered and have documented, when I back out of this deal is the seller and or listing agent required to forward on what I have found to any potential new buyer?

If none- you can go up 2.2%Unless they are evictable on other grounds- or you can buy them out- I would see if the numbers work where they are.Also- on those old buildings/homes you will find that any renovations can uncover a lot of other issues and costs can grow rapidly.Best of luck