I told them I’d have the repair man come take a look to ensure them it works, yet they call non stop telling me it’s broken and want a new one.My gut tells me they just want brand new appliances in the kitchen, but how can I determine that when I don’t live there, and when I go to take a look myself, it is ironically working fine that day.

That means no lead, no cast iron pipes, no asbestos, no rubble foundations, no undersized fuse panels.

In short I'd love to connect with other investors/wholesalers in the Chester/Montco/Delco area of PA.Past Projects - Here is my portfolio (can 2 be a portfolio :-) Both projects were self-funded and the lions share of the renovations were completed by myself/partner, with a few exceptions for subs (roof/siding/concrete/floor sanding/drywall.)Ironically I took ownership of each project on Dec 12, one in 2015 and one in 2017.

You need to build an iron clad case.

If you haven’t bought them already you might want to slow down your process until you’ve ironed out an exit plan.

Hello,Had anyone used or know about Iron Capital group?

Okay, that last sentence isn’t iron-clad but it’s more likely that $11M is too rich, $10M is fair market, and $9M is a reasonable deal.

I would definitely consider putting the property in an LLC and then memorializing the expectations/agreements in the operating agreement.Also, I hear that property management will be handled by a family member in the future - I would make certain that this fee is also ironed out ahead of time, whether you are hiring an outside person or family member.Have you considered syndicating the deal and offering it out to other investors?

They are going to ding you for your current condo payment, the income from the other 3 units will help, but its a good idea to iron out the financials before hand.

I won't do it unless I am sure everything is iron clad and will not be questioned or delayed in any way...there always seem to be issues with family and estatesThoughts?