Read your contract with the PM company carefully to make sure it doesn't give them a carte-blanche on accountability, but it sounds as though you can make a case for their being derelict.

I asked the women what she plans to do with all her stuff, and she just wants to get rid of it and call the Salvation Army.Both are tired of taking care of the lot, and said it is becoming to much to handle. 

Be careful not to over-allocate value for that land.

Most are going to want some skin in the game until you have proven yourself with them. 

Yes you have to be careful with it and understand what you are doing, but personally I think you will be hamstringing yourself if you follow that strategy.

Don't care what city you live in these 3 questions will keep you out of trouble.Good luck!

Take care,LanaBtw—We moved forward with the flip and so far it is going well and I am learning a lot! 

I am also taking online classes paying thousands of dollars every semester on a degree i can care less about which is really not gonna change my salary it will probably drop it if i decide to use it.

but be careful, there are so many feel that they can add on. so if you are not asking to the right questions you will get taken advantage of.

I would propose this deal; If that guy finds mold then I will take care of it, if that guy doesn't find mold, then the buyer takes the place as is and we both accept that the first guy was BS.