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I am having a hard time figuring out how to get a wholesale property inspected or repair costs verified by a general contractor before I put it on contract. 1) First difficulty is finding a good contractor to look at it before it's under contract since the good ones I know wants it to be on contract first. 2) The second difficulty is what if someone else puts it under contract while I am still having it looked at?

You may wish to use your option period to get a few quotes on the egress window and talk to pros who have done retrofits in the area to gauge potential permitting office difficulties.

Never mind difficulties with collections or evictions which I understand are incredibly onerous.2) more to the point, about the state and city bonds, the city needs to find money to pay their debts. 

The CO should take it away and force him to live on base as the soldier has obvious difficulty managing finances.

This may be a good consideration when searching for a condo, as contractors will give you a bid based on the difficulty of the work, as well as the requirements needed to get the job done.

If you have nothing to bring to the table you will find it difficult I always tell folks in this situation is to simply go on e bay you can buy every single guru's written materials and tapes for 20 to 50 bucks each guru.. listen to all of those read them all.. then slice and dice and see what fits your personality.no one ever said real estate is easy.. takes no money and will just fall in your lap.. its the polar opposite.. 

Brand new on the site and first post.My young adult son is on the autism spectrum, and with those challenges, is having some difficulties getting higher paying jobs/positions. 

I did think about the difficulty of selling it in the future, but I think another investor with a buy and hold strategy will be interested.

I believe the seller is motivated to sell due to financial difficulty but that is solely based off of speculation.