Is it a good idea to send them a no pressure letter in the mail proposing a conversation to possibly to solve there issue?

So in my mind as an agent if your not the owner broker of your agency I would be talking to them and talking about if your E and O will cover you ..

It is also my understanding that several types of loan products including the VA loan and I forget the other one will not qualify if there is any sign of crumbling with the asbestos siding so you may be limiting yourself on the selling side of things if you do not go over it with vinyl.

I'm trying to figure out if I can get some sort of rider from the company to include them but otherwise it leaves me very vulnerable if someone brings in an ESA. 

I would not value that any different that a single family - not until its a true commercial though.Check that its a LEGAL 3 unit (you can see that on the county website), and your also get some other insights to the property as well.I agree with #Eric E. that the seller is looking for a sucker...

It is a condo building and I did include questions about type of window, if anyone has ever replaced any windows (built in 04 so guessing not). 

I overlooked including these details on Schedule E when I initially filed my taxes.Any guidance on these matters would be greatly appreciated.

But it is the tax return that will show the conversion of your property from personal use (schedule A probably) and into an investment property - (schedule E or schedule C of your tax return).

By the time you get to know the market, you'll have a better understanding of the players, including the wholesalers and investors.

And many believe, myself included, that if the Federal Reserve sees a trend up in inflation, they will be less inclined to lower interest rates.