I don't have to ask for someone else's permission or worry about their opinion....its mine....and sometimes that freedom comes with a bit of a price...Lets face it....a lot of stuff we do in life are bad investments if you really look at them...... eat at a better restaurant? 

Like Tim Ferriss always says it's much better to ask for forgiveness than it is permission.

They claim they asked our permission. 

I give you permission to go after it!!

Second, I'd suggest getting permission from the tenants to walk the properties, and get a list together of everything you'll have to take care of before getting new tenants in.

In addition, that type of technology allows the PM to keep track of violations such as pets without permission as well as too many people staying in a unit. 

Here are the numbers:After repair value:  $180,000Purchase price :  $60,000Repair costs:  $45,000Fair market rent:  $1,100/ monthCurrent rent ( and has been since 1998) : $600I have talked to the Tennant ( with permission from the three siblings/ owners) and his plan is to retire in September and move back to Ky.  

If the seller gives the listing agent permission to disclose offer amounts or other numbers related, the listing agent can certainly do that..  

I have a 750 credit score, and when I questioned her on the time frame, she estimated it would be two years before I would receive "permission papers" to buy a home through NACA.  

The day before closing, the buyer started demo without my permission and destroyed the kitchen and both baths.