@Colby Wartman This is not tax or legal advice but my opinion as a person who qualifies as a real estate tax professional. 1.

A win for one person, is a total loss for another.

You contract with the seller should spell out exactly what the risk are for him; further, you should not do this deal unless (1) the seller utilizes the services of an attorney to advise him (2) you have the cash or credit capacity to payoff or refinance the loan if it is accelerated due to the due on sale clause and (3) proper safeguards by way of third party servicer, escrow, legal documentation, are adhered to.It seems you may have a big winner; however, it’s just these that lead to lawsuits if not handled properly.   

I currently have a home warranty on my personal home, and have always been un-happy with it.

Not clear from this who its been sold to, since it just says "to the person or persons legally entitled thereto".

I personally think taking a 1 bath house to 2+ baths is one of easiest value-adds there is.

Hi Anthony, I live in Puerto Rico and I got to tell you that duplex properties down here are not quite the best investment unless you want it for personal use or buy for rent.

I’m not a professional in acquisition or financing, but I’ll share some thoughts from my personal experience.Building Codes and Zoning Ordinance: research your local zoning laws and building codes.

The rates are always going to be different between anything that is for personal use and anything that is considered purely investment.

I think what should happen is that whoever they got it from should be able to email it to that person - so if I applied at trans Union within their system I can add who to send too and it would go to themI wouldn’t trust it coming from someone.