These guys take care of all my rentals, and I can not stress enough how professional, efficient, and trustworthy they are.

I would do a thorough title search.As always, seek professional advice.

Jose,Here is a list of "hidden costs" that may surprise you if you haven't been through this before:Closing costs when you purchase the propertyTitle Insurance Policies for you (and the lender if there is one)Miscellaneous closing fee's (survey, recording, etc)Loan origination feesHolding costs (during the time that you own the property)Builders risk and Liability insurance policy premiumsProperty taxesHOA feesUtility usage chargesBuilding permit costsDumpster / hauling chargesLoan interestClosing costs when you sell the propertyStaging (if applicable)Realtors feeClosing costs (depending on where the property is, this could be a huge cost) Professional fees for accounting, legal and taxesCapital gains tax on your profitI hope this helps you, and good luck!

I know I can rent it for 2+ times my mortgage but I also stand to make good profit if I sell, which is why I want to have a conversation with the right legal professionals to help make a good decision. 

You need to contact local contractors about professionally removing the asbestos and possibly dealing with a leaking oil tank.

This is professional stuff against fleas and it's awesome.

Hello,Since I live in a more expensive market, for doing lease options I would imagine I would need to target professionals such as doctors, lawyers, small business owners, management people, who either have issues with credit or are just getting started in their respective careers and little credit history.

I'm curious to know what they real estate professionals think Clear title vs.

If it is your rental home and you are struggling to get activity, consider staging and having professional pictures taken.

I was professional and polite but explained any attorney in the world would tell me not to sign it.