The house was set to be demo'd by city, tax sale by county, fraudulent probate claim by son's Mom, a dirty attorney, a bad judge, a city attorney, code enforcement and bldg depts who don't talk and require conflicting compliance. 

Hi All,My husband and I are conflicted and need some investment advice.

@Ben Silone - I'm hoping we can build that type of relationship with the tenant *fingers crossed*@Mindy Jensen - I'm planning on going over the lease with the tenant within the next week or two, to go over the renewal as well.We're getting conflicting information from the tenant now.

This is a serious business and I struggle every day with these requests and conflicting, almost crazy making" messages from the industry. 

The seller is elderly and only wants to sell the property with tenants, so unfortunately having it delivered vacant isn’t an option.I’ve already read just about every piece of information about the RSO that I can find, and had brief conversations with two attorneys over the phone, but I’ve received conflicting information.

Multi has more chance of conflict.

I'm too weeks from closing on a four family house in Delaware county PA (my first property) and my attorney and my agent have conflicting schedules on closing day.

My dilemma is that as a banker, there is a conflict of interest to work with my clients on personal investments, so I have to be extremely careful or I risk losing my job, which we cannot afford.

A "lender" should never be involved in the business funded, it will present a conflict of interest as to which side of the fence the lender must remain on. 

If it's on MLS, you're in conflict with the listing agent and *IF* you were to close, the seller is still obligated to pay the agents fee.Suggest you NOT do this.