Can I sue for the conditions that we are forced to live in, in order to get enough money to get out of here?

Kevin, just a reminder that you also have to transfer the security deposit, get any info on the condition of the property when tenant moved in, and anything else in the seller's file pertaining to this tenant to protect your interests if you become the landlord, even if you find out you can give 60 days' notice.

We spend around $10K for SFH homes in similar condition, so we figure $40K for this property.

Appraisalal condition adjustments are a percentage of the purchase price.

It has nothing to do with the integrity,structure, condition ETC. of the property.

This letter indicates all the terms and conditions of the sale and includes things like:- The buyer's name (so nobody else can buy it)- The purchase price- The net amount to the lender (how much the lender will get from the sale after all fees and commissions)- How much commission the agents will get- The timeframe to close (normally, this is a "must close before" date)- All the other terms and conditionsThe other terms and conditions generally include a provision that says that the seller isn't allowed to make any money off the sale (other than what the bank might provide) and then will sometimes say that the buyer can't resell for some period of time as well.

The best defense against having tree roots in the line is to make sure the septic system and lines are in good condition.

And to back up, if I had not had a formal education I doubt I would have seen the opportunities in other industries or have been accepted by other professionals (socially and professionally) to earn a seat at the table so to speak.As an example, I made a home loan to an engineer, then he came to me for a business loan.

There are some special conditions to verify.John Corey

I was talking to a landlord who recently upgraded 29 units (all SFR or duplexes) with air conditioning.