Yes it's just that simple...Don't sound like everyone, sound like a buyer, and buyers like myself and others cut out the chit chater...so stop as AS-IS I'm your letter, and end with.Sincerely,Mark ParzychYour phone numberHope this helpRick H. spot on Rick!

If you're buying getting on title , If you're paying cash or getting a mortgage, a simple sale and purchase agreement with contingency clauses is all you needIf you're flipping or  simutaneous closing the same day with transactional funding, you might have a hard time finding the right title company@Wayne Brooks is awesome in FL

The issue with young students is that they are immature and can't take care of simple maintenance issues themselves, such as tightening a screw.  

@Kenneth LeBeauYes it does matter, more than just to keep it simple for tax purposes.  

You could always do something simple and direct like leave a note on the door saying you're interested in buying the property.

The townhouses are fee simple, and you own the structure & the land beneath the structure as opposed to only the "walls in".  

Typically, it's a simple form to fill out at the courthouse.

Quite simple....go to either county's clerk of court, official records search.  

After our conversation Thurs  I went ahead and back dated ALL the property management documents and recreated the statements in Propertyware back to Oct. 28th , which was not a simple task.  

I have done simple renovations and home repair, but that's as far as it goes.