I am in the process of renovating a rental property through an insurance claim after a recent fire. Appliances are not included in the insurance claim of what's being covered by insurance since that falls under "perso...

Would need a gate as well and I am not confident in how to price it, so I am looking for contractors that would offer an honest price and do a good job.Also, anyone have a good ballparking method for cost of these things?  

Legally, you don't have the right to contact them about the new lease so you would have to work with the current owner, the owner's agent and perhaps the property manager depending on how the property management agreement is structured. 

A simple example --  I had given the EMD on one of the auctions, I had won and although we dont get to see the property, I was able to get into the one and saw that there was a potential structural issues. 

@Austin Fruechting : If you ask Bill Belichick what's the best play, so long as he's off-record, I'm sure he'd reply "Whichever one was developed through my use of spies and other cheat methods" :D

Even if the teacher had explored laws, one would think they would simply not offer the class to those in states in which the methods are illegal, but then again the teacher would be at least $5400 poorer.

My questions are as follows:  What would be the best way to structure my agreement with the investors?

However, if the house is built with wood, just know that the flood has affected the structure of the house tremendously.

They are willing to structure it to buy the land from them with a 1031 and do the build job separate but hoping anyone here might have experience and guidance about how to structure it so we cover ourselves.

Maybe the best approach is an integrated method.