Not worth saving a few bucks on a gamble. 

Liability insurance will be a part of your normal insurance policy.

She gets her proceeds back right then and pays the tax when she normally would have.Another possible option is that if her 45 days expires after 1/1/22 she will get to defer the tax until April of 2023.

All are rented and normally rented within a few days if it become vacant.

However you normally communicate with your tenants............txt, email, carrier pidgeon.

Most people just don't understand the difference between a normal whole life policy and one that is Maximum Over-funded.

In Iowa we can get occasional breaks from the cold where some outdoor work can be completed on a more 'normal' pace.

If that is too big of a lose to gamble, I would walk away.  

You catch up payments and late fees, then start making normal loan payments.

Is buyer agrees that he will not hold seller or its representatives responsible or liable for any present or futural structural problems or damage to the foundation or slab of said property"Should this raise any red flags or is this wording normal for an AS IS sale?