I have been warned about giving out too much information about the property online, as there are laws providing that tax debt can be paid in some states, by 3rd parties, who then can require up to 2x the amount in fees in adidition to repayment of the taxxes.

All recommendations or warnings welcomed.

If you have any other ideas or caution warnings I would love to hear.

Warning: it seems to fail a lot of "rules" of thumb.  

I warn that they must have the means and fortitude to ride out the down cycles otherwise they can sell low and lose money.I have purchased a couple times at near market high times (1992 and 2003) that had the properties initially lose value (the 2003 purchase at its low was down more than $100K). 

Trust me, these type of issues don't tend to get better over time, even if you sit down and have a conversation with an warning/ultimatum.

If he's not willing to do this or they're not willing to sign this may be a red flag of warning to you 

There is no warning, it happens and then gradually reheats."

The other option is a Heier all in one combo unit, which washes and drys in the same machine, but I was warned by the appliance guy that they are expensive to fix, and the new ones come out to about $1100 now on sale with taxes and delivery included.  

I had dryer vents installed in my laundry room at home and I have to admit I'm negligent in not cleaning them, and my plumber who installed it warned me it could be a fire hazard if not cleaned.