Watch out for other  gov't liens, code violations, property taxes, and recorded/unrecorded HOA debts, as these all remain with the property.

Consider giving them a gift certificate to their favorite restaurant as a token of your appreciation for their patience during this time.Also, step up your watch of the property.

Watch what happens...the guy you "taught how to fish" will be fishing the condenser off your property. as far as why i invest in a place i don't like, and i dont, the answer is money.

We are so excited by a potential opportunity we were just presented with but we are also new to this area need your advice and thoughts on things to watch out for!

5) Should I watch out for any unforeseeable outcome?

What you need to look for for in both scenarios is for a quick disposition of the property and a negotiation of a waiver of the resulting monetary deficiency (talk to your accountant and watch for potential tax consequence!).

Really looking forward to seeing you around the forums and watching you grow as investors!

Watch the news and let your opinion be know to your state government.

My tip as a beginner to other new investors is to keep your credit score up in the mid 700's or higher, watch your debt ratio's on your credit report for borrowing with banks (especially if you are not holding down a full time job).

Taught myself watching this on youtube.