The seller has already provided soft copies of the 1040 to the bank but with social security numbers and other personal information blurred out.The question is... why does the bank need the sellers 1040 from IRS?

Think of all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

If there is something in your lease or a law you can probably keep the security deposit up to the amount of notice the tenant was supposed to give.

Also, secure the windows very well or you will be dealing with squatters most likely.

I want to share a story about how our team was able to secure 3 off market properties we are closing on today.

Kannapolis has a totally revitalized town square, and a massive research park downtown that is establishing themselves as a medical research authority in the region with very low prices to accommodate investment.Waxhaw has some of the best (if not the best) public schools in the Southeast.

I'm not an attorney or legal expert but my understanding of it is that land trusts are a way to keep your name out of public record.

They live and die based on their customer ratings.The other thing to consider is a public adjuster. 

This could be the same realtor helping you purchase the property OR you can look on public listing sites (Zillow, realtor, etc.) to check out listings in the area.

Not even a counter offer.Plan C: Make an offer closer to asking price, but with a 90 day contingency to market the property and secure a tenant.