I'd recommend brining in a mold inspector on all properties for 2 reasons:1) We are trained and know what to look for2) It can save you a lot of money in your negotiations.

I have begun negotiations with them.I want the loan settled at 80k here are my arguments:1. original note is missing!

Let your son spend the money, time, effort and resources to hire superior legal counsel and negotiate an acceptable solution.

She willing to ad me to deed with cash in her hand, so I had title ran, a lien popped up, I called about lien they offered to talk with me, and negotiate with me AFTER I acquire the property.

We went through many trials and tribulations- undependable,mia contractors when rehabbing, layed off tenants, negotiating rent payment splits, having a drunk driver take out 2 units, and having to take over for a bad property manager, but in the end it was worth it.

I negotiated the cost of the repair at closing knowing the whole bathroom needed renovating.  

These units currently sell for 55-60 and 45-50 respectively.Hola fees total $530 a month for all 4taxes roughly $320 a month for all 4Totaling roughly $1,900 a month for all 43 bedroom units rent for 850 and 2 bedroom 700 for a total of $3,100 a month if all goes well.We are just beginning to negotiate terms this is where we are starting please let me know what you think or any other info you need.

After a lot of tough negotiating, the deal was had at $200,000 and financed through a hard money lender.  

That's the issue that has me worried - no they had not told their current landlord yet.On the other hand I have been in the same situation on job moves, but I negotiated my way out of the old lease.

When you ask them specifically how you can determine what they will charge you, or for a particular house, their answer is, "It's negotiable."