focus beyond,the end buyer's/final buyer's lender is only concerned that the trustee has legal rights to sell the property.

-My first concern is possible traffic of 'Average Joe' consumer traffic through a house that might possibly be non-vacant and disturb the owner.

I'm not saying submitting your offer in a letter of intent or anything other method won't be valid, but you're doing the same thing you would be in a purchase agreement, only with everything clearly stated.If you're concerned about the sellers agent representing you well, find another Ohio realtor and ask them to represent you in the transaction who write the contract for you.

I've also looked at all the different strategies, from wholesaling to mobile homes to quick sales to birddogging, and I've seen testimonials from students who liked the courses and "really hope" they'll "make a lot of money with this program."

I have a concern about your lack of reading.RE deals are many times tied to documents and other written items.

If you bought right at the beginning of the school year, I would be concerned about the quality or longevity of the tenants/students.

Safety and Security are ALWAYS the number one concern of tenants, and they should be yours as well.

My concern is for the poor fools that don't know because you haven't told.Whatever it takes to get money; I guess.

My only concerns about the water/sewer is here in Minnesota, the property owner is always liable for those charges, regardless of who was supposed to pay them.

It would likely be mortgage fraud if you are not disclosing the full details to the lender.Assume lenders are more concerned about fraud now than they were in the past.