If you let him store stuff, you need to put in writing the final date it's all gone by.I let a good tenant take extra time to move out, and it ended up causing trouble with my new tenants because they felt these "random" people just had access to the property (a duplex).

They just got delivered on saturday so they haven't been out that long but I did get one call, maybe 2 cause I had a missed call while I was at work that I have to call back tomorrow.

That isn't enough to start sounding alarm bells and it certainly isn't enough to cause a disturbance of the equilibrium that we see in Detroit on the low end or California on the high end.

you can drive slow but dont cause the traffic the car behind you lol.

In Florida, this is helpful due to the weather...at no time is the home open to the rain to cause future mold issues, etc. 

Hye @Lucas Pfaff not sure, but I'm gonna give this a bump cause I'm curious what others would say.

I am doing the easy things myself while subbing out the more technical items:electrical main panel and raising the mast to coderoofHVACAnd last but not least we may be ahving to raise the roof of the master bath and replacing the sill plate due to moisture penetration (I will assist in this since I am good following directions...well most of the time really)Drywall cause who really likes that anyways? 

I understand the basic principles of subject-to, lease options and seller financing and I was curious if there's harm in asking the owner (based on their selling situation) if they'll consider a subject-to, lease option etc.?

Then you can take this filtered list of properties and run a more in depth calculation and figure out if anything is good.Finally, I don't think there is any harm in letting other agents in the area know that you are a buyer and that if they send you something good, you will move on it - if that is in fact true.

The loan officer and my Agent said peeling paint, no appliances, and ruined floors would cause a no go with the FHA loan.