Property photos show a cosmetically clean and functional place inside and out, no visible work needed (I know, the devil is in the details).

@Julie Falen is one of the club organizers, she can share more details and answer questions anybody may have.

By providing as much detail as possible, I know that everybody that contacts be is going to be quite interested in the property.

Especially, since Matt included the language contained in the same statute which details what an agent must do (disclosure as an agent) when buying for their own account.....which is not the same procedures spelled out in the originally referenced section(when approaching as an agent for a listing).Patrick, if the reference "it's the "knowledgable" ones that give us a bad name", was directed at me, you don't know me that welI, I wish all agents as a whole had a higher standard of business practices, and knowledge.

Should you try to hide the factual details of the transaction?

Has lots of original details. 2 1/2 stories + basement + attached garageExterior: asphalt shingle roof was done in 2000.

You would provide the schedule of work to the appraiser in detail and they would include that in their report.

I have shared my finances with both of them in detail, which is essentially that I DONT have much liquid cash, but do have a LOT of assets in retirement funds (I didn't know about SDIRA yet) and my own house equity.

I'm curious about a more exact location of the property you're considering and some detailed numbers.

This was my first of hopefully many real estate acquisitions.Keeping the details short - the apartment I live in has 3 bedrooms, I occupy only one and rent out the other two.