@Lynn Henley -how do I get involve I that?

We also got involved with the HOA while we were living there, which enabled us to become friends with the more engaged members of the community.

I am planning on acquiring my real estate license and getting involved with property management so that I can bring a little something to the table when working with people like yourself who are a little more established in the game.

Usually you have to jack the foundation back to level and support it, a variety of support mechanism from spaced helipads, structural foam, flowable concrete injection, etc...If you are the home owner and has an insurance policy this is one that may be useful to get them involved.

I look forward to being involved with the Investors in the DFW area.

I plan on being more involved @Matthew G.

I am a licensed agent so disclosure to all involved is huge importance to me.

I would like to speak with the landlord to find out about the current tenants and to talk about the possibility of owner financing, and I would like to get some kind of application and list of previous residences from the current tenants, but the real estate agent says I can't speak directly to either of them - I'm still learning about the etiquette involved.

Just be careful about fair housing laws, as this strategy gets tricky if you ever deny renters to try and hold out for a buyer.

Short answer is you signed it so it'll be tough.Long answer is you could raise hell and go after everyone involved and probably get paid anyway.If it were me, I'd go to the seller and tell them on your accounting review you realized they were over paid.