I recommend asking for it to be empty a couple weeks prior to your closing date so you have the opportunity to do a final inspection before closing.If the Seller refuses to kick them out, or is unable to do it, then you'll have to put in the heavy lifting.

This should put in writing what the fees will be.What is your maximum LTC and LTV?

I put in an offer on an old home near Cleveland, it was accepted, and I paid for the inspection.

You might want to look into investors like Michael Blank or Sterling White who, as I understand it, aimed for multi family syndications from the beginning, and in so doing developed their essential skill set early on, instead of getting distracted with the day to day of smaller properties.

Even though you started with 15% equity and put in some money, the value of the property goes up enough that you get most of your cash back.

If yes, put in an offer.

As with all the other investors with CALM INVESTMENTS was never compensated for any of my losses, which was every penny put in his Company.

Don't let others distract you.

Of course be sure to get a preapproval BEFORE you put in an offer.

With two other friends and we each have enough to put in an equal cash investment, but I’m the one doing the leg work hunting the property, running the numbers, finding the financing and communicating with the rental company.