It's not on the walls, it's not low like in the carpets, it's not in the ceiling, the ac ducts are all clean, the attic is clean, it can't be something dead as surely after 2 years its decomposed by now.

So you assume that the house isn't being used by other people.I can assure you that having dealt with junkies before and seeing this in neighborhoods before, that drug use brings in more drug users.

And what form of payment can I take to assure it clears and isn't a bad payment?

The only other thing I might add is that all the showing activity is logged into the keybox if its a listed property with a realtor keybox, so she can be rest assured that only buyers with licensed realtors will have access to her condo.

It was not included in the rate plan you linked to, however, I can assure you another rate exists specifically for this purpose.

Furthermore, thank you for your positivity and assurance -its well needed haha.

I had a similar situation with a landlord, it was a house with a guest house in the back, two separate tenantslandlord wouldn't let me inspect, I reached out to him via DFD, place was beathe was hard to negotiate with but assured me that the tenants would be out if I purchased since he said they were both on month to month leaseshe wanted too much for the place and was local, seemed like he was just testing the market since its so hot here in Los Angeles, place was distressed but not a lot of motivation from himI did give him an offer though just basically assuming the place needed a lot of work, I calculated $35sq ft for rehab, I went higher with him and used 75% of ARV minus rehab and hard and soft costshe was a little insulted by my offer but LA is a tough market

If you want the definition of simple versus compounded interest, you can Google to get the answer, I can assure you it has nothing to do with amortization and is not the difference between conventional and HELOC loans.Conventional and HELOC accumulate interest at the same rate.

You rented the house to someone else with no assurance that proper notice had been given to the current tenants?

As a long-time landlord, I will assure that this will be the LEAST of your problems.