To me, it seems like they should give some kind of notice, or at least I should have seen a contract when I bought the building and read that - but I didn't.

If you give them too much info up front, I believe it will decrease your actual response rate.

Sam, if your offer had a 72-hour deadline for acceptance and they exceeded it, they probably assume you don't need notice that they didn't accept it.

Brick building with a newer rubber roof and a carport in the rear that could use some work.asking - $105000 (price has steadily been decreasing...thinking more in the range of 85K to 95K)Each unit rents for $395/monthThinking of a 15 year fixed mortgage at 3.5% 25% down property taxes - $3500 / year Insurance - $1000 / year Management fee - 10% of total rents (monthly)I ran numbers and am on the fence.Any input is much appreaciatedThanks

I was in a closing situation with every aspect of the loan a "GO" when they just happened to notice the home was a MH.

I noticed realtors that list rentals on MLS take a much longer time to rent them out.

There were some tell tale signs on the surface that a trained eye might notice to clue one on the conditions, but the average guy would have though the site was never developed because there were trees and vegetation all over the place.

I use a Letter of Intent that discloses many things to a prospective seller:SAMPLE - ----------------------------------------------------LETTER OF INTENT TO LEASE REAL ESTATERE: Notice of Intent to enter into a Rental Agreement and Option to Purchase Agreement for the real property known as_______________________________________________________________To Property Owner:Please be advised that the undersigned is interested into entering into a Rental Agreement and Option to Purchase Agreement.

Thanks.DISCLOSURE STATEMENTLandlord by this document is giving notice to the Tenant that he is the Agent and Representative of the OWNER: _______________________________________ (Owner) The Tenant acknowledges that Landlord is being paid by the OWNER.

I have been having a difficult time finding a multi-family home to buy, but noticed several co-op apartments that look reasonably priced in decent locations.