@Wouter Ceyssens Always consult your agent before going to look at a property.

Always consult with your attorney before you rely on the above information.

I would definitely consult an attorney just so you make sure you cover everything that could possibly affect your property, bottom-line, and liability.

Hi -  I am a CPA in WA state and focus on consulting with developers and contractors in the real estate space.

Consult an attorney on that and the costs involved with foreclosure. 

Perhaps consult an attorney, but I'd be inclined just do the environmental study without buying any one's lien.

Needless to say- I got no packages/mail forwarded.I can also update that I consulted with two lawyers (one through a free service my job offers, kinda like legal shield lol, and the other is my closing attorney), they both agreed it is not a serious claim and doesn't warrant a response.

Might want to pay for about a half hour of legal consultation while the lawyer reads your lease an insurance. just to CYAYou were very nice to let her off the hook but in her head you were kicking her out, so now she wants to find a way to think that its all now your fault.

Since you will be living in it you could homestead the property and as your primary residence, it should be sheltered from litigation but consult an attorney to be certain of the laws in your state.

I was wondering if it would be a good idea to consult a real estate attorney to make sure I understand everything that goes into this and possible risks.