As we do that, we go through this checklist: https://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/kubaf/fil...After it's done, I can then re-watch the video over and over and use my favorite estimating tool to itemize the repairs.This is exactly the same thing that I do for my local flips, except I'm the one recording with my phone.That being said, the question becomes should you get into something like that. 

We got a tip on an off-market property from a RE agent we work with.

Looking to connect with other investors and like-minded individuals and grow my own network around NS as I look to get into RE Investing!

My sister and father did something very similar to transfer a property and get my parents paid while beginning her RE investing career.I’m in Parker too.

Since they re-rented the house pretty quickly, and we continued to pay rent until that happened, I don't really see any reason why they could hold our security deposit. 

I told him about the REI meetings they have in our area where local RE investors support each other, give advice, network, etc. to basically say "tons of people are doing this," and his first conclusion was that it must be some "investing club" that's trying to steal my money and convince me to buy real estate from them so I take on the risk and they try to get in on the management side to take a cut.

A minimum response would leave this industry largely as it is but both tighten regulation and insist that a bigger proportion of the balance sheet be financed with equity or credibly loss-absorbing debt. … A maximum response would be to give the state a monopoly on money creation.”http://positivemoney.org/2014/04/strip-private-ban...

It depends on how quickly you can re-rent.

Another one is Rich Uncles, which is focused on commercial RE.

If not you can make your offer conditional on re signing the tenants.Who is your lender?