After getting a property under contract, taking it to title company along with EMD, and making contact with a buyer...

I was told that I would have to have some contract made that will require both units to be responsible for the water or sewer. there is one Realestate lawyer in the area and we have called 3 times and have not gotten any response. did you have to do this with your property and if so how did you go about it?

I'm trying to figure out what would be the best contract to use when getting a house under contract?? 

Carl - The earnings on a life insurance contract are only taxable if you withdraw it.Regarding loans...You are not borrowing "your" money.

When ya’ll take on tenants currently on a year long contract with previous owner, how do you prefer to bind the contract you’ve inherited to include you as the new lessor?

At this point of time, I had two other houses under contract to purchase, but I wouldn't be able to close on both of them without first closing on this one.

@Janay Breckenridge First thing, get the property under contract.

The contract is between the landlord and the guy who signed the lease.

In most states you cannot contract yourself out of a dangerous condition or negligence -- wasps are dangerous along with other pests and vermin.Rather than charging the tenants, I would suggest teaching them methods of prevention.

@Luis Diaz You have to be 18 to legally enter into a contract.