After adding brokerage, transfer tax, title insurance as well as accounting for any capital expense to replace 20+ year old mechanicals/roofs etc.

Hello,Does anyone have first-hand experience with evicting previous owners or tenants from homes purchased through auctions?

I feel like I have my bases covered, but am wondering if I'm missing anything obvious or if you have any tried and true questions that help weed out the bad ones.Overall - can you help me get over the fear I'm having about handing my units to a company who (seemingly) will sweep in, re-lease to their paperwork (thus charging me 8 re-leasing fees), disrupt the tenant and their current habits (all of which are well-trained save for an older Section8 gentleman) and ask them to make changes? 

Some of the things I know I lack are construction knowledge, live hands on experience on a project, and proper financing techniques..Any advice on the right way to go about this or If anyone Is Interested In chattIng let me know!

This is area specific, but for me it is attorney fees, transfer tax, tax adjustments (county, school and village) title fee and title insurance on the buy side.On the close side it is attorney, transfer tax, tax adjustments, and realtor fees.My latest house ($120k purchase) cost about $8500 to buy and will cost around $11-12k to sell.

If all pans out, it looks like you've got a very good deal on your hands (especially with the seller financing).

Industry folks can get their hands on discounted loans fairly easily, so your other option is to sell to a passive investor or someone unfamiliar with the industry.You mentioned before that the loan has a pre-payment penalty on it, but it isn't over the life of the loan.

See if Washington still has a transfer on death deed. 

Once the improvements are complete then title is transfered to you at the new value of acquisition cost + the cost of improvements.Example - Sell a property for $300K. 

However POA (her son Im dealong wIth) already went to cIty hall and did Probate paperwork to transfer deed Into hIs name, whIch I have a copy of paperworK confIrmIng thIs.Home is an AS IS purchase (grandmas house) Closing in a month, I’m cleared for financing Seller VERBALLY agreed to letting me do some work needed already for closing (new roof).