I have a couple of other contractors I could bring in to assist with getting work done in the event something happened to (xxx)....God forbid.Regarding property pitfalls - we'll be able to uncover much of that when we do our inspections.

Since I have insight in the market, I'm able to uncover unlisted opportunities (residential or commercial) and broker the deal on behalf of the buyer.

Here is what I have uncovered from reliable sources : The inventory in Indy has gone from 14K in 2012 to 10K in 2016, that is still a ton of inventory.

Even normal inspections don't uncover these issues. 

Based out of Hamilton and Burlington so nice and close to home for you.

They will open escrow, do a title search, lien search, issue a title insurance policy, calculate pro-rations, order payoffs, prepare a settlement statement, record the deed, etc. as part of the closing process.I AM ONLY EXPLAINING THE PROCESS HERE...THE FOLLOWING IS NOT TO BE CONSTRUED AS LEGAL ADVICE, WHICH I AM NOT QUALIFIED OR LICENSED TO GIVE - CONSULT AN ATTORNEY FOR THAT.But, yes, assuming your contract calls for clear title (a good example is the Florida Realtors Vacant Land Contract, paragraph 7), then yes - you could conceivably make an offer using similar terms, and once you and the seller have agreed to terms and signed the contract, you could take the contract to the title company and they would work their magic.The title company would let you and the seller know what they uncover during the title search, lien search etc., and the onus would then be on the seller to settle any outstanding liens at closing (assuming they are less than the purchase price, they could come out of the seller's proceeds on the settlement statement and be paid by the title company).

I will make sure to keep this updated as we uncover more opportunities that we are seeking.

The parking lot is refinished, everything is freshly painted, good looking roof, everything nice, nice oh so nice!

Owner financing can be a great deal but it can also mean the owner is not prepared to show you the full financials (they often done have them and under report income to the IRS) or there could be some 'surprise' infrastructure or other issues that an appraisal and professional inspections will uncover but a quick OF due diligence period might not.Definitely talk to city/county officials to see if permits are needed to operate the Park.  

Uncovering how motivated they really are 4.