Maybe you could fill the cracks in with concrete repair ( the stuff in a tub that you mix with water) and then caulk with that gray self-leveling stuff by silka or quickcrete.

I’m confused as I don’t believe the seller would be paying a commission but I feel this is a gray area as an agent. 

However it sounds like drug abuse may fall into an illness sort if gray area and if a past conviction for drug abuse alone you may want to look into whether you have other reasons to refuse.

It's a bit of a gray area for some attorneys, and they think it improper to possibly put an owner in that situation.There are some real positives for doing a Sub2, even with a due on sale clause, but both the buyer and seller should be well informed of the potential gains and losses with the method.

If anyone in the Thurston County, Pierce County, Lewis County, Mason County, Kitsap County or Grays Harbor County areas can provide me with a good referall for this, I would greatly appreciate it.I would also likely have additional work for this individual or company. 

Go with a light gray, and a bright red door!

To make sure there was no lending “gray area”, the LLC is required.

Hi there @Gray CatoWelcome to BP family! 

I love gray.

At that point if you purchased the property to flip it the cost of renovations, repairs, apoliances, etc... would be capitalized as WIP inventory and then recognized as cost of sales once the property is sold.If you are not a real estate professional and you aren't actively flipping multiple properties per year (specific number is a gray area) then you would still have long term or short term capital gains.