Linkedin was not on my radar so I will have to check that out for sure.

My first thought would be a P.O. box address (just hate having to check it monthly).

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I'd check their credit first.........just kidding.If you'd give more specifics as to type of property, lease term, etc, I might be able to help.If you're talking federal, most leases go through the GSA.

Please check with your lender .

I want to check on the loan prospects for buying the land.

Do you return the money as a check as soon as they sign the lease, refund the last months rent for the following term, something else?

can we do a background check on tenant that is already in lease and in the property?

I've read that this is allowable, but that city will check to see if all work has been done correctly, pull permits, etc.

In this deal, I negotiated a 3% contribution to closing costs as well to offset some of the purchase costs.Purchase Price: $394,000Lenders Title Policy: $1294Owner's Title Policy: $2618Prepay Insurance: $776Prorate Taxes: $3390Government Recording: $160Transfer Tax: $490HOA Prepay: $275Inspection: $330Flood Cert: $9Credit Check: $37Loan Fee: $995Interest Charge: $837Home Warranty: $530So my total closing costs were $11,741 or 2.98% of the purchase price.