Third, there is no way to compel the neighboring owner to sign this easement and its up to our seller to pursue this request.

This is not the time to be chomping at the bit to acquire real estate as a beginner -- you're not going to be finding good deals on the MLS like you could circa 2010-2011.The current newbie rage is to put out a million illegal bandit signs that read "We Buy Houses" or send out a million sleazy direct mailings that read "I wanna buy your house for CA$H!"

I'm chiming in to Co-sign on Fremont being a great area.

He was needing a way out because he was about to sign the home over to the bank.

Ask them if they're interested in selling and if they are that you would like to come by their property to take a look at what needs to be done before you make an offer.Go to the appointment and make them an offer on the spot and have them sign.

Are there any documents that should be signed to establish the relationship?

It gives you an idea what to do next.And for future lease agreements and contract, even if it's a small matter... write it down and have them sign the agreements along with the lease term. - parking -responsibility/roles: cleaning/ trash/ common areas / parties / pets / guest over / noise level / recreational drugs / etc There are so many things you need it written down, especially in shared housing with a tenant.

PenFed requires you to be a member, but you can just sign up (and pay a small fee) for one of the military support clubs and qualify.

I'd LOVE it if we could reach our goals together..I'm looking to pick up some properties wholesale. 200 "We Buy Houses" signs are going up around town, plus radio and TV ads. 

Hi,I submitted an offer for my first multi-family (8 apartments plus one commercial unit), and it was accepted, and signed the P&S.