My background, for the most part, is in construction.

I've been living in Las Vegas for 22 years now and I have become burnt out (I guess to much partying can do that) so I'm planning to move to Texas or Atlanta this year.

So I've come across 3 properties for sale, (8 units total + 3 bay garage), seller is willing for seller financing, and all communications are going through a third party who has agreed with me when I told him I believe the seller has an unrealistic view of what his properties are worth.I was initially only interested in the first two properties because that are on the same lot and need to be sold together.

Kindly point out that they don't appear to be happy in your rental and that it would be easier on all parties if they would give you 30 days notice and move on.

Hello BP Community,As a newbie I have found that making that big first decision or taking that "leap of faith" is the most difficult part.  I

Begin thinking:  As an owner, I have the right to rent, sell, paint, abuse and even burn any thing I own (yeah,  property would need to be owned free and clear).if I own it, I can manage it.Any law contrary would be an abuse of common sense and we might see another Tea Party :grin::Thinking no longer required{ yes, that's snide, satirical & couldn't resist :sigh: }

Obviously the person posting the ad was merely looking to collect an assignment fee, but I'm wondering how the poster of that craigslist ad would make a profit for setting up the two parties, and how they would market the deal to the investor to make it worth their while.

I'm scared of them partying and disrupting my other tenants. 

Hi party people,Anyone can recommend me an investor friendly attorney in Birmingham Alabama that does assignments and double escrows?

They are forced to use a third party which is expensive and time-consuming.