Meaning after you buy the sucker, be prep'd to find water leaks, gas leaks, bad furnace and just simple things that wont work.

However, I can help to limit the damage done to your credit, but in order to do that I'm going to fax you a form to sign a purchase agreement which would sell the house to me for a dollar, then a form to release info so I can talk to the bank.

Broker AND buyer gets pissed are going to sue us for expenses and damages (loss of wages).

There could be other assumed obligations (heating, cooling, running water, safe electrical when dealing with a rental and you are the landlord).If you want the ability to buy something in the future but not the obligation you are talking about an option.

Believe me, whether they trash the house or not, all of those nice amenities you've added with be damaged?

The only items that tenants pay for are their own utilities, not to include water, sewer and trash.

First of all, I assume that the landlord, with characteristic incompetence, is not going to send a written itemized list of damages within 30 days, as required by PA state law.

My credit has already been damaged and they said that will remain on my record for 7years.

It was pretty trashed - but hey aren't they all....Anyway so I head into the basement, cant find the light, I step down into some water - damn.

They do wear out.Or a community will be forced to connect to a central facility if there is a pollution problem impacting the ground water.