I once had an obvious leaking water heater, yet they insisted on sending a plumber to inspect, who said "yep you're right, it's shot".

I currently have a property in escrow that has a survey from 1967, and the title company insist that we get an updated survey in order to close.

I'd probably find a new investor if he insists on trying to own personally and passively at the same time.

If you are insistent on having them as signatories to the lease (aka a tenant), then screen them to the same degree as any other tenant applicant.

She finally typed up a single sentence addendum that says, "Owner and seller agree that renter will move out before closing," , and continues to insist that her broker says, "all of our bases are covered."

When I asked to have a conversation about it, the owner of the company insisted that this was an emergency repair.

The maintenance guy is also incompetent & when I insisted on getting a HVAC specialist, the specialist agreed that the central air needed some installs done.

The best lesson I learned (the easy way) is when someone insists real estate is the only way to go, that person is either uninformed or a salesman on commission (or a con artist).

It all looked good until he insisted on an origination fee up front of 1%.

If you are presented a contract to sell your property but see your personal name rather than your LLC (the entity that owns it), would you sign or insist it be corrected?