This will drop your total money in the deal to whatever your lender needs s a down payment. 20% (20,000) + closingSome investors will give you a discount on the purchase price since they most likely wont need to put any marketing into the property or list it on the MLS.

This was in the later 80's.

I've wholesaled both and the differences I noticed were:1) You'll want to get a survey so that you know exactly where the property begins and ends.2) In NJ (and the northeast in general) there are issues with underground storage tanks (UST's) that were used from the 30's going forward when many homes were converted from coal heat.

A lot of them will send out 100's or sometimes 1000's of spammy backlinks pointing to your site.

The other buildings in the area are mostly 70's era apartment buildings and brand new townhome complexes.

Plus, you need to have the interested parties (admin or executor, heirs, etc.) to also recognize the futility of handling the problem(s) themselves and are willing to pass title to you in return for not having to deal with the problem(s).In 2010, the State of California DHS contacted m and asked if I would be willing to probate ninety (90!)

I've considered putting a cabin(s) as a rental but financing might be tricky.

You might want to post an introduction in the New Member Intro forum.I split your post into its own thread, rather than tag along on an old one that was only somewhat related to your questions.The state P&S contract is always a good starting point.You would do the transaction with a title company or attorney (whichever does closings in FL, I'm not sure.)

It also isn't really going to help much if the s hits the fan because I'd have to potentially sue to get them to perform.

You'll want to get an air quality test to determine if you have elevated mold levels -- you won't necessarily see the mold.