They might be highly upset at what the son in law did to them, but they aren't going to want to open that can of worms on him. 

Sounds good but gets choppy if they decide to “sell” because they don’t really own it, and are upset…no one stays anywhere 30 years anymore.

I would not recommend storing anything on a rented property if you would be upset if it broke or went missing.

I bet some HOAs are a little upset.... :-)

Real estate investing is not for the weak-hearted or easily upset.

Greetings, Victor. I

The seller will be upset, and sometimes stick to their guns on the cash, othertimes will let you swap it.When writing my deals, I use private money.

Many owners get upset about things they would have known if they had read their contract.2 - communicate in writing clearly and concisely and require the same from your property manager.3 - expect some initial maintenance expenses when a tenant first moves into the property. even the best rehab will miss things that will be discovered when a tenant moves in.

Beyond that, I suggest offering an amount high enough that you will not be upset if you do not get it.Good Luck,Brian

I'm not upset about this.