I'd like to share NM specific investment experiences as they are not well represented on these sites ... it seems like its all florida and california and NM is different.

They have indicated if we would like to see our homes we have to schedule an appointment with a representative from their company.We were informed when we signed our contract that we would have 2 walk throughs 1) dry wall phase and 2) 90% completion phase.

This decision is a great start.You represent a new breed of real estate entrepreneur.

There is an operating business on the farm as well which I don't think has licenses or anything.I am representing myself in the transaction and thinking to simultaneously submit two offers for the owner to choose whichever he prefers, the difference between the two is as follows:1.All Cash, full price with subtracting my commission, Owner to assist me in replacing septic and well and pay 50% of the costs out of his pocket and carry a note for the remaining balance of the repairs for 2 years, 2 year amortization at 2% interest with monthly payments.2.All Cash, $20,000 less than asking price, I purchase the property “As-Is” and deal with septic and well on my own.As this is a lot of land, a few structures, etc – is there anything difference I should be aware of in this purchase and sale agreement that I wouldn’t do for a typical commercial building?

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Greetings BP Brothers and Sisters,I am having a hell of a time working with a 3rd party who is representing a pair of investors, who in turn both have different real estate interests.

As I was checking out at the pro desk she approached me and asked if I was the owner of the company my truck and shirt represented.

(d)To represent to any person because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or national origin that any dwelling is not available for inspection, sale, or rental when such dwelling is in fact so available.

If OTOH, you DO have that important provision, the tenant will probably come in Pro Per ( representing themselves ).

Very important to know and this may vary state to state but working with the sellers agent means no agent is fully representing your best interests.