If I find anything that the tenant will be charged for, I document it with video/pictures.

In the past 5 years, many not-so-good neighborhoods have at least doubled/tripled in value.

My boyfriend and I are in the middle of building a ~650sf 1br ADU over a large 3-car garage on the rear of our standard size double lot in the Berkeley neighborhood in Denver.

As mentioned, call your local title rep (or 2, 3, etc) explain double closings, double escrow, assignments of contract (PS, these things are different from each other, be aware of that) and see if they vibe and have done those transactions.

Also are you all aware of the new laws on double closing property aka (trid, I think thats the abbr.) and what are the best ways to get around this?

I'd like to consider buying this house for either a rent, or a fix/flip, but it's a manufactured (double wide) on a poured basement. 1800 sq ft total upstairs.

Contract for me and buyer and or assignment documents and or the double close contracts...I'm looking for the easiest to understand contracts so I don't confuse the seller and also nothing that says CONTRACT on top cause I told them there assignment papers between us.Any recommendations or advice would be greatly appreciated.

2, most of those who are serious will even try a little haggling, or at least double check the price with you.

Love the larger picture look at why you are interested in the field!

Hey everybody,If you are wholesaling a property via double-close and you go through with the A to B transaction, what happens if the B to C transaction falls through?