There are a number of companies on websites like dwell.com that have prefabricated shipping container buildings that can be delivered directly to you.

I just did a 21 square roof with gaf weatherwood architectural shingles and middle of the line underlayment for $4000 in materials delivered to roof and about $1000 in traded rent to a roofer tenant (which I only do on my 16 flat roof (3-1 and 2-1), ranch duplex properties).

The seller is refusing to deliver it vacant, she also refuses to have tenants sign estoppel agreement.

For example an unsolicited offer delivered to the seller is 3% is it results in a transaction.

It was occupied with long term tenants at will, but I had it delivered vacant at closing.

Now as for our buyers we always collect at least one thousand dollars as a earnest money deposit that has to be delivered in certified funds to our title company.

Almost all of our units have kitchens on the first floor, so we've delivered those stoves ourselves, but paid for delivery for everything else.

How are they delivered?

If the tenant then refuses I would write a letter as follows (have it delivered certified so they have to sign for it):Date/Time:__________"Dear tenant,Unfortunately for both of us there has been unexpected damages to your rental unit during construction being done in the upper apartment.

We know it's required to use a process server to deliver notices to tenants.