If you can answer these questions you may find the solution that gives you the best financial step forward.

Colission damages are one issue, but liability, that one could put you in the poor house big time if the insurance solution is not iron clad.  

Seems like a good solution as long as the current tenants meet your criteria.

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First-time buyers tend to be more concerned with results from inspection reports because this is their first time buying a house, but then again I've seen first-time buyers ignore major issues because they simply wanted the house so damn bad, especially in more competitive markets like Sacramento where they've already lost out on several homes previously.The best solution is to conduct your own inspections prior to listing the property, and you can resolve any issues you find prior to putting the property on the market, and also be able to provide the inspections to the buyers so they don't even do their own.

Hi everyone,I am interested in putting an offer on a foreclosure next to my house. I haven't had a chance to do a thorough walk-through of the property yet, but based on what I know about the place from living next do...

Good stuff on how to negotiate win-win solutions.

Many of these overnight solutions, get a huge loan with no income type loans are exactly as they sound, too good to be true.

I was just hoping you had found a solution that I did not see.

One thing that has helped me with juggling cards from a personal perspective is using a credit service called creditsesame.com  The site helps you keep a monitor on your credit rating and suggests methods to improve your rating.