We hit one snag so far, when we turned on the water we discovered water pouring into the garage from the bathroom above.

Any suggestions on what to look for in a listing agent and how to structure this business agreement?

So if I had to move right now, I'd structure a lease option or owner finance, but I'd have to explain it to the owner....and if listed..to the agent.

But if the business is structured and managed correctly, he can't win anything outside the business (like your life savings, your house, your car, etc).There are a few exceptions to the above, the two biggest that I can think of our:1.

How could I structure a deal in which he is the tenant and partner?

Do you use the county assessor's statement or the property insurance's replacement cost as your COST BASIS for the building/structure of your property?

-two layers of drywall in bathroom (why would that be?)

Normally down here standard inspection covers the standard stuff- structures, plumbing, electrical, appliances etc...and sometimes they would tag on a pest control which typically looks for termites in the attic and around the fascia on the exterior.

Once they started repairing the damage, they found that one of the structural supports was burned on one end, but that meant it had to be completely removed/replaced, and a few other major issues.

I've read more about wholesaling and how it's structured than about sub2 deals and I guess I need to find more good reasources for learning sub2s - how to market for them and how to structure the terms in AZ.I've searched the forums, but it seems like not as much has been posted about sub2 as there is about wholesaling.