And, since the earnest money will be held by a party determined by the contract, you could theoretically write a check, send it to your friendly closing attorney as per the contract, and let it sit there uncashed until you close.

What I want to know is should I 1 Donate it to the fire departmen for training and let them burn it down for training (take the tax write off) and put a new trailor there2 Just tear it down and put something else there 3 Rehab it, it will need to be gutted and a new roofMy second question is, The house Im renting is owned by a military guy.

Have your questions for employers in writing so you can fax them along with the authorization form that the tenant signed. 

A real estate lawyer could easily write you up some type of contract to use also.

I am sure you know this too, but a lawyer may charge for writing the letter so walking in may be the best first option for you.  

Depending on who you want to target, write the letter in a way that sympathizes with a general crowd you are interested in (probates, out of state, taxes).

When you notify him that he is in violation of the lease cite what you need to either from the lease or city code and do so in writing.

I have tried buying through my LLC and by having another agent write the contract.  

Visit with your real estate lawyer and your CPA before you put anything in writing.

Make sure everything is in writing so you know exactly what you:1.