You may need to go to court with the will, death certificate, and more to clean up the title.

Clean up the truck and park the good side where the client will see it!  

About a week before the fire I went to clean up some trash and saw someone had removed the plywood on the garage unit window and was inside attempting to squat there.

The homeless drug addicts would dig through our dumpsters and throw the trash on the ground for us to clean up. 

Was pleasantly surprised to find that environmental clean up cost only $3k, and paid off $10k various liens.  

They need to know and deserve to know the full picture (I think this is where some people get into trouble, but not taking this part seriously)You also direct them to the benefits of Subject To and if they agree, you fill out a Purchase & Sale Agreement and some other very important documentsYou decide on things like sales price, any money that goes to the seller so they can move, inspection or not, any contingencies you might have, closing date, moving dateThose documents then are used to open escrow and order a title reportIf the title is clean you go on to the next step, if there are issues with the title you clean up the issuesEscrow will prepare most of the paperworkOnce escrow is ready, the seller is scheduled for the signingYou transfer money to escrow, Yes - it takes money to do a Subject To.

He outsmarted himself.He thought he was saving a few thousand dollars but it could cost hm far more than that, plus time, to clean up the mess.Seems he should have called you to represent the purchase.

@Amanda AnderlyI would suggest getting rid of the cats, more inspections and not evicting them on the condition they clean up the floors walls and trim.

So I bought a 4plex in Michigan back in September and hired a handyman who only had positive reviews on Google, Yelp, Facebook, etc.He seemed pretty trustworthy at first and I hired him to get all 4 units rent ready where he quoted me $8000 to paint and cleanup all 4 units..

Because there is market vectoring, and a depleting inventory that will force a shift of pricing basis more and more into the pricing basis of the new built, which we know from data is a ____% step up from current.