I'm not a lawyer but I couldn't see the difference between renting a room and an entire in law section. 

Title offices are usually run by lawyers so form a relationship with one and it is kind of 2 for 1.

Checking out this one 29 unit apartment building now and spoke with the current PM who mentioned that:Most tenants are on government assistanceBuilding is old but condition is fairGreat cash flow. 

You can either have the buyer pay you right then and there or you can have the lawyer/title company hold your assignment fee until the buyer closes.

The area I am looking in has bungalows built in the 1920s, which has led me to focus on the condition of the foundation as the biggest type of expense. 

They would also do a quick walk through at the same time and email you a quick report If you want you could even give them a sheet to check off for thing such as floors in same condition.  

It was your tenant's choice to sleep in a hotel instead on the first floor where it is air conditioned.

They accepted but on the condition that we buy the house as is and that we cover any difference if the appraisal came under $458,000.

And a savvy agent is like a savvy accountant or lawyer will figure out how to use all tools and options available to get you great coverage at the best price if it is available.

Despite of this, almost all German houses do not have central air conditioning.