It sounds like you're not yet under contract and are in the process of reaching mutual acceptance? 

Hello Bostonians,We have just had our offer accepted for a large single family, on a very big lot in Roxbury.

Don't accept any partial payments as that will be considered a cure by the court.As an alternative to eviction, file a Small Claims lawsuit for the amount due using the Notice of Quit as documentation along with the lease. 

Once we had an accepted offer, we requested residential disclosures forms, and the seller's agent informed us that the seller is not providing residential disclosures for these properties.

I feel a bit guilty if I accept d even though I’ve been communicating w c a bit already.

There has to be a very good reason, acceptable to the IRS, for alloting the depreciation in any different percentage than what the LLC/Partnership agreement shows as the percentage ownership of each individual.

I have verbally accepted an offer on a unique house.

My mother wants to keep the house and my father is willing to accept cash in exchange for his share in the property.

I just got my offer accepted on a triplex in Worcester that has slate roof and was wondering if you have any recommendations for an inspector with experience in slate roofs and multifamily?

Also, perhaps accept that the spreads will be smaller than you might be used to.Good luck!