If you cant get in a property then I would express to the bank you inability to make an accurate offer.. most likely they wont care, but worth trying.

Check out the website real estate express, you can probably get your license for under $200 and then link up with a cloud broker and pay a $500 flat fee on every deal you close.

Additionally, no trampolines, pools, satellite dishes, TV antennas, air conditioners, spas, swing sets, or other similar features shall be added to the Premises by Tenant unless express written permission is given by Landlord, which permission may be granted or withheld in Landlord’s sole and absolute discretion.

Once you own the place, sit down with the tenants and express your concern to find out what plans they have in place.

Im sorry @redgy saint-germain even though i live in new bedford the property im investing in is not in new bedford so yes the price points may seem a lil high  I don't know if it's my fault and I said that I am investing in New Bedford or if maybe you've assumed that because I live in New Bedford that's where I'm investing in either way my apologies because that's not the case of course I would most certainly do my due diligence before investing in a property And the last thing I wanna do is waste anyone's time Especially someone who's loaning us money or even my realtor who works hard for hers i guess all in all what i was asking for was when i had put this post up was help finding a good lender which since then we have found one so thank you  I guess I just didn't really express myself correctly so my apologies

Hmmmm, I'm not an expert so please understand I'm just expressing an opinion or maybe trying to help by asking more questions.

I'm sure you have even more codewords to express your desire to raise your kids in a place that requires no work to meet your standards for space, cleanliness, modernity, and aesthetic appeal. 

In Chicago, a VERY tenant friendly area, if a tenant expresses that they have vacated the property, it is considered landlord possession at that point.

If I were you I'd politely extend my deepest sympathy for her car, express relief that no one was injured, thank her for bringing the tree to my attention for the first time, and wish her the best of luck with a potential insurance claim with her car insurance.

I have a 2010 blank copy of FL "AS IS Residential Contract For Sale And Purchase" but never paid attention to it because of expressed legalities here on BP.