I wanted to make sure we're not missing anything before we close:Requested an estoppel agreement to be signed at the final walk-throughNew/updated lease will be signed honoring the previous termsRequested to see the rent rollWe have a copy of the leaseThe sellers agreed to replace the roof before we close; we asked for the roofers information to make sure they are licensed/will pull a permit, and to get information on the roof.Will confirm that security deposits will be transferredAnother concern/question I had is about paying cash for keys.  

Walk score matters a lot, too.As a huge car tuner guy, I've learned to accept this & find this to be mutually beneficial for all.

After all was said and done it showed me walking away with $40,107.50 (my target goal was $40,000 profit).The final numbers were:Purchase $91,500.00Renovations $73,587.97Sold Price $250,000.00After closing costs, give back and all in the profit $67,571.60So the largest area of savings was in regards to AC.

You can ask them if they'd be willing to come in on it with you if you give them majority (like 60/40) in return for them walking you through some parts that you're unclear on.

Wished them luck and walked away. 

If you run into McDonnell and Assoc, run, not walk in the other direction.....My CPA is Geoff Chatham.  

I have not been able to walk through it but I suspect it would need a decent amount of rehab.My questions is...what is the best approach to research something like this?

We went back and forth with the owner a few times on price before we walked away without reaching an agreement.

Lock box going on today, and a rehab investor walking it minutes after :) I Told myself a month ago by the end of the year I would wholesale 2 homes...I think that goal needs to now be adjusted ;) I'd like to give a big thanks to my mentors Jesse Burrell, Jared Vidales, and Brian Roberts of HighestCashOffer.com for bringing me on the team and teaching me so much everyday.

We were walking over new flooring in a renovated kitchen when I felt several big holes under my feet.