Yes - I agree with Jason Scott-- wait and see -depends on how good the price is -Also get your own attorney to do title check-for $100 or so -- May be if he was a wealthy man --may have divorce or loss in some business deal and may have this townhome as lien along with other properties or business --so complicated title --but can be Resolved through your own attorney talking to lender --Also do not get too attached with any one property --if you are going to live in --have your own Mortgage approved ==Pre Qualified and buy a smaller house--live there two years --do some improvements and convert to rental and buy next REO --good luck

From 5-10 years, I hope to convert all my real property to apartment complexes with live in managers, and on the side flip million+ dollar SFHs.

I had a few viewings, but did not convert any to interested parties.

I know that the Governor of MI. is working hard to change investment and update the area to high tech manufacturing and support industries, The golden lining will be identifying properties that are not being used to their highest and best use, a bargin wharehouse that can be converted to solar panel manufacturing or building wind generators....whatever.

I might convert my deposits to coins and fill the drive-up deposit box with one deposit slip!

I have an investment property in Canada and looking for a home in CT - thinking to convert it to a rent in 2 years.

Our company is a small real estate brokerage and has also converted to Google Business Apps at $50/year - will NEVER run out of email storage and there's never a need to pay a tech guy to show up at our office.

Jimmy...Do you have a scanner that will convert the paper docs to .pdfs?

Buying term will give you rights to convert and to buy additional amounts along the way.If you talk to any agent, they get a commission, talk to a tax advisor and attorney familiar with estate planning.

The 4 unit apartment is an old farm building that was converted to multi-family.