In my area most of the selling agents and/or banks want proof of funds or a loan pre-approval to accompany the initial offer before they will even consider reviewing it.Usually in a traditional sale the buyer will have a certain amount of time that's spelled out in the purchase & sale agreement to conduct an inspection on the property.

I am going to assume they are using a portion of their rental property to conduct business therefore allowing them to deduct a portion of that off of there taxable income.  

@Hein A. conduct thorough market research and do what the numbers tell you.

Hi all, I've been conducting my research for a while and read a few posts on BP suggesting that the 50% rule (of thumb) may not apply to all areas of Massachusetts.

When you have local control as the manger, you conduct the transaction locally.

I did conduct some due diligence.

That means the trustee or his representative is actually conducting the sale.

Generally I would say that you could have language that forbade tenants from conducting a business at a residential premises, and that a great big kegger with an entry fee would count as a business activity.  

Again the business im conducting is primary in Los Angeles regarding real estate so I dont know if theres state specific mandates any feedback would be a tremendous help!!!

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