We live in a free market economy, and any such requirements would probably at least violate some basic fiduciary obligations of the realtor if not some antitrust laws and possibly even some basic constitutional rights.

The police have done NOTHING, and basically could care less.

As an added bonus, in all likelyhood the value of your property has appreciated OTOH, if the basic structure is ALSO in poor condition, AND the roof is bad, and its not that great of a location, or floorplan, or... then it won't make any difference- you're looking at a teardown.It also probably won't work if you are unable or unwilling to do any of the work yourself; and/or if you are picking all new contractors out of the Yellow Pages.In general, I disagree with the idea of doing just enough to get it rented, then make it nice when its time to sell.

Unless you are in a crazy town like Aspen where rents cover about 50% of a 100% interest only mortgage the basics of rental finance apply.Renters should pay a premium vs financing for the benefit of staying flexible.

Basically you're birdogging for them.

You may want to learn a lot more about the basics, this is a good group to learn with!

No I'm talking about Offer to Purchase contract, it's basically a purchase contract but with all of the property description, terms, etc. but at the end of the contract it gives the seller the option to do a accept your offer, do a counter offer, or decline your offer.

Basically, Can I own a company that owns the property even though I am not of legal age?

Basically I am looking to flip houses.

Not everyone goes FHA.When you have two contracts, the option and option price is basically the sale contract and that is what underwriting will be based on.