They normally want to make sure there aren't any unexpected issues with their title.Then when it comes time for a contract, the buyer will usually order the title search.

I don't see a lot of these which isn't surprising, but I assume it can be done.

I would not be surprised, however, if it IS required (battery/wired detectors).Heck, I'm getting a new gas stove delivered and installed in July and the installation company said I need to have a Co2/smoke detector in the house - if not, I can buy on the spot before they install (I already have 2).

Ok - while this is sad and is something that really angers me as a taxpayer, I've got to say I'm not surprised.

Don't be that guy (kid), because the conversation was over before it even started.I think you would be surprised at the number of investors in your town that would consider taking a high schooler under their wing if they were approached the right way.

You would be surprised how some folks will live and what the landlord will permit their investment to look like.

I was in just that exact situation last fall and-no surprise!

It was a surprise to us when our first tenant told us the same.

Well, I'm surprised, really, wholesalers on here usually advocate all kinds of dodging tactics, schemes and devious methods, good to see honesty prevailing.

I'll keep looking and chugging along.I was also a little nervous about asking my first question on BP, but pleasantly surprised at the response/ support.Thanks for taking a moment to answer, I feel tons better!