Maybe.Finally the 6 grand left covers the property tax and insurance with the first month rent or deposit and any other costs without a real estate agent taking more money as ill be the main guy making sure the proper paperwork gets done along with title insurance and the like, then we move in.

I always suggest you give them the flexibility to do their job properly. 

He already sent her a new place to look at.I am new at all of this and I want to do things properly.

Even if they can see you used to own a property, when properly transferred it will look like it was sold to investors.

I'm planning on returning this weekend, during the day time, to put our drone up in the air and get some proper footage of the roof, gutters, etc. - assuming weather/snow has dissipated by then.  

I'm currently educating myself on the basics of wholesaling and REI in general and will soon be on the verge of finding and executing my first deal.

I’m not sure how much the asbestos removal is, the inspector said it can be in the “tens of thousands” and that a contractor wouldn’t do work without it properly being removed first.

Maybe not a book, but a pamphlet about how to properly remove and re-install a window screen.What is up with renters and window screens anyway?   

What would be the proper way to go about it?

I'd still have an attorney review it regardless to ensure your interests are protected and that the seller isn't being preyed upon with the wording therein.As an individual who has the authority to execute a legally binding document such as a purchase contract, I would never use a document that wasn't approved by the state or drafted by a lawyer in my state.