Thanks for those photos to break it down a bit and the explanations with them.So the area I am talking is somewhere between C and D then.

Patrick Henderson, no you can not assign a purchase agreement or an option to purchase unless the purchase agreement says you can. if it does then the seller agreed to give you the right to assign the contract so therefore you would be good. if the seller never agreed to give you the right to assign your rights as buyer, then you can not assign.most sellers just need a quick explanation that look the terms of the contract would be teh same the only thing that would be different is that the buyer would not be me but someone else.

I NEVER work with a real estate agents for numerous reasons.

That is the very basic explanation.

There are numerous REI Companies that purchased properties in the subdivision and even 3 on the same block, this is the reason I believe I will be able to sell the property without any hang-ups.

,That was a great explanation of it, Ill keep your post in mind for referencing to others.

Some prefer not dealing with real estate agents for numerous reasons.

The reason we want to attach the home search and put in the fee in the rent is so that when people are looking for homes in the U.S. from _____ there' s a go-to source for people to find rental homes because they know that the rental comes with "______ language service".However, after reading your explanation of how owners are paying for most facilities and services of the tenants and not the PM's (I really should have thought of this), I can see why it would be really confusing.

I've serviced numerous gas furnaces (these are so simple its funny) and have installed oil furnaces.

.-- If the average age of the people living in the neighborhood, this could be a problem for numerous reasons.-- If crime is increasing, another red flag.There are reasons why the seller wants out.