My brother and I are new to the multi-family residential world but have caught the bug and have been doing research via bigger pockets and other avenues for quite a while. 

Is there anyway to verify because the last thing I would want is a problem for the new buyer and me because the old owner didn't want to dish out money to put in a drive way on his property.

It’s an old house and it’s Florida where people barely open their windows anyway.

The other question 2) What to do with her old 401k based on the previous question?

Though I've been in real estate for quite some time, I'm new to the world of notes.  

Options/Advise requested.Looking to purchase an old home with low money down (up to 5%).

And in the future, you may want to include a statement that says your signature is null and void after a certain amount of days; that way if they have not redeemed within a certain amount to time, you should be able to continue to make preservation improvements.This post is a little bit old, but I'd like to hear what happened in your situation.

My husband and I are thinking whether we should fix up their old house to rent it out (the house is free and clear estimated around +$600k with market rents in the neighborhood of $2500/month), but it needs work (cracked walls, replace carpet, remodel kitchen/bathrooms). 

I wouldn't want you to lose a property over something as simple as that, but on a refi there's minimal risk... just an appraisal fee.I don't begrudge my clients that go with a rando promising the world on a refi.

@Darron Washington I'm still new to the investing world so I'm still learning as I go.