Not sure I would be hectoring people on how worthless llcs are based on outlier cases and weird news story's

No lease breaking document was ever signed just word of mouth saying it was rented.

Also subtract the total amount of your fees, including junk fees, such as government recording fees, document preparation, wire transfer fees, etc.

I think the Mass Tenant/Landlord Law document seems generic, and too high level.

What other questions/documents do I ask for?

; )2) Is comfortable making low-ish offers.3) Who is equipped to make offers at showings and distribute documents through DotLoop or similar.I'd love to hear any recommendations or referrals you may have!

We can list it and stage it next week as well.Another good news.

The good news I think attaining the money, especially at your age is a doable thing.  

Alexander, I would recommend to talk to somebody that can figure out weather it's a deal or not first.If it is a deal and you have it under contract you can: shot a video of the house, post it on YouTube and add a link of the video on Craigslist as " handyman special" etcPut an ad in the local paper for $200List it in the market place on BPAdvertise it at your local REIA Title Co is a business that completes real estate transaction and records documents at the County.

Another ditto to @Jenkins Ramon picking a fight with the DNS, which is what I'd assume they'll think with the no trespass, signs, contesting stuff, etc is basically like committing "RE investor suicide', you're FAR better off getting a good rep with them as someone who when they buy a place, the DNS automatically knows it is good news for the block, neighborhood and city.