What kind of trouble can you get in doing this?

seems like a good deal for all, but I'm not an expert on this kind of thing.

The house payment is actually $600 more than his rent so he will be putting out much more money each month, and we won't have to make up the difference. seems like a good deal for all, but I'm not an expert on this kind of thing.

Hey Ryan,It's been a little slow during Jan, Feb, Mar, but that's kind of typical anyway.

Make sure you close before the deadline so you have time to put your plan B in place before the contract expires.Just make sure you have a good attorney or title company and document everything.There's all kinds of ways to structure deals.

The kind of deal that would let them put their wholesaling business on cruise control for a few months.

Please be as descriptive as possible, I am new to this kind of real estate.Thanks in advance

That's what I was kind of thinking-- maybe rent a couple of dumpsters and scrap out the metal parts :idea: No occupancy codes in this area and 7 ft. ceilings crop up in the older places more than you'd think.

If any of you seasoned experts want to pay your success forward and kind of knock my plan apart as a means of instruction via PM, I'd appreciate it.In the future, I want to move into buying - rehabbing - selling homes and in the very long term into building a portfolio of rental properties.I've read on here that folks are buying lists of distress properties updated daily.

You never know what kind of "crazies" are out there.