I was going to wait until this Friday to update when it's official, but we're finally scheduled to sign the easement.

I see many people saying it's made a difference in their investing and I hope it will in mine too.A bit about me, I speak three languages English, real estate and technology.

We have a similar situation and have it in our name as they won't officially put it in the tenants name.

, And I believe there's an official BP meetup happening soon (or recenlty?)

I will say that I am very happy to offer my opinion on structural issues, but in the cases that you need official structural analysis you should always hire and pay for a local structural engineer that will sign off on reports/improvements. 

Is the language placed in the assignment contract or the purchase agreement?

By the way, I'm in Nuclear Power, precision with language is fine with me.On your point, I think a better way to ask this is with the end result in mind.

I am hesitant of this because of the language barrier, plus I think there is a lot to be said by taking calls with a charismatic and personal tone.  

If you haven't already, I'd double check with the official land records for the transfer.  

Where can I find official information of a home such as market value, ARV, and other important factors that may determine if it is a deal or not?