I'll be honest with you guys cause why should I hide it.. but I make about 30k a year which i dont think is too bad but most of you im sure earn a lot more.

White is the way to go ecause you can easily chaulk it white to hide any nail holes or slightly incorrect fits of corners.

(And your concern about nuclear bombs being walked over from Mexico can also be solved because the bomb carriers will not be able to hide among thousands of non-bomb carriers.)I actually think the war against illegal immigration is quite similar to the war against drugs.

If he wants to sell via quit claim, he's got something to hide and likely wants to unload a problem on you.

Then, to ensure you are not potentially walking in the gray area of hiding from the lender that the transaction has been done (some loan docs say that the borrow must notify the lender if the title transfers), send a letter to the address on record on the Deed of Trust or Mortgage (depending on the state) that title has transferred and keep a record of this.

Hi, that might be a good idea, if you think you will need to hide out.

"You claim the NOI is $50,910 (which needs to be THOROUGHLY verified based on ACTUAL numbers today)"I agree with this.I have seen investors go so far as to source the deposits into the account for the apartment complex.I have seen a seller use their HELOC for a house to subsidize rent payments on their apartment building.The buyer looked at deposits and thought the tenants were fully paying only to find out they were half paying after purchasing and had side agreements with the seller.My point is some sellers will do anything legal or not to unload a property they don't want for whatever reason.I look at everything with a microscope.If the seller pushes back and can't verify or give you what you want they are hiding something.That's fine you just can't pay them on what you can't 100% validate to be true and accurate and your offer will reflect those circumstances.If the property has been sitting for 6 months likely it is hiding some secrets or the seller has gotten to the point where they are ready to sell at a realistic price.

@Jon Carter Hide the $10,000 under the mattress and pretend you lost it on your first deal.Ask for just one more chance and get $10,000 more; now with $20,000 to invest...It's called Creative Financing!

Delivery via courier?

Calling an exterminator is excessive even if there were a dozen or more mice hiding in the property.