I don’t know much about out of state locations and it is nerve wrecking to think about investing out of state and not being there.

I'll definitely make sure I follow the law on this, but still have first timer nerves :/Point #7 - Good point, and that's part of my anger, that we should have been working with them the 2nd week of November, not the beginning of December.  

You need to closely examine your property to determine the actual condition and expected remaining life of all major elements, and plan for those expenditures.

Yea if roles were reversed and I had someone asking need those things, that would get on my nerves so I'm not about to do that.  

That $20 can save you thousands as long as you be sure to examine it yearly for any signs of seepage from the tank.

Aloha,How closely, and how far back, did you examine the Board and Annual meeting minutes?

However I would recommend examining every property in the comparable and throw out the ones that are not actually comparable or similar.  

If I didn't know the mortgage industry I probably would have been a complete ball of nerves waiting on the funding to come through after the closing.

Also some title companies will examine the rules and probability and case and be able to issue title insurance prior to the end of the statute of limitations. 

You probably don’t get something and have to get the nerve back up to continue the above process day after day till you do win a propertyGood luck!