It is not for those without extensive contacts.

The two flat may be purchased for$550,000 for $1.3 million after extensive renovation, including functional layout, finishes, etc.  

Or you can pay a few bucks and conduct an online "people finder" search via one of the many companies that offer that sort of service. 

there is research done which says 80% of probate files have real estate, so its worth it to be extensive to administrators.Further to that under 2 years has also been mentioned as a timeline before the property was sold, so follow up or they just might keep the property

I no longer have copies of the discussions that resulted, but they were extensive, and many folk here expressed concerns about who is responsible if there were problems; if the highest earner moved out, what happens then?? 

I am submitting an offer tonight for a full fix and flip (which includes a subdividable/buildable lot), but I am realizing that sometimes the rehabs are too extensive, the risk too great for my cash investors/partners, or other reasons that make assignment of contract the best option. 

Either get an extension for your loan contingency, or cancel.

It's your responsibility as the buyer to conduct appropriate due diligence.My best recommendation is to attempt to acquire the other parcel, part of the other parcel or get an easement. 

Hey guys,I want to know if it would be a good idea to start a partnership with a general contractor with extensive contracting experience but doesn't have much cash on hand?

I know the market is wild but one thing you could do is not have an appraisal condition but conduct one to know the value if you are not comfortable camping it on your own.