I now have officially opened my real estate investing company - Rescued Real Estate, LLC.The road ahead looks daunting but I'm ready to make this happen so I'm here reaching out to you guys/gals.

You are a good investor, and have a head on your shoulders and what say is true, but for how long, that is the Question.Just little ol' me - retired landlord City of Detroit.

The lease states that they waive the right of notice in bold letters per state law.So since they waive the right do I still have give them 14 days for them to pay or can I go ahead and file for detainer warrant now ?

And to BP.You could do it the way you mention, but my recommendation would be to choose ahead of time whether you want to buy and hold or buy and flip.

It would have been a good deal, but we decided not to purchase a property that might invite lawsuits in the future.The inspection did go ahead on the house and cottage.

Is there a rehab cost formula for this?

J Martin - I went ahead and clicked monitor topic on that link.

The lease states that they waive the right of notice in bold letters per state law.So since they waive the right do I still have give them 14 days for them to pay or can I go ahead and file for detainer warrant now ?

Just a heads up Bill.

She was very aware that it sold.Do I need to attempt to force the current seller to perform a suit to quiet title or is it satisfactory to go ahead with the purchase of the property and do a suit to quiet title myself?