People demonstrating pride of ownership towards their home by dressing their house during the holidays or simply spending time doing yard work.

P.S. if you ever need comps to help determine whether or not you came across a deal on apt buildings in FL let me know, I would be more than happy to help out

I would imagine me requiring a better credit score would avoid getting a person who is consistently bouncing checks, but the best tenant I've ever had was foreclosed on for losing his job a few years back, so I really don't think the credit score is a great way to determine if a person goes a good job with their finances.

When they sign their name they grant you legal ownership and possession of the property.

They've been off for a very long and the utility company requires that you provide proof of ownership before turning them on in your name.For what it's worth, I've only ran into #1 once and #2 once.

There is plenty of equity in the property and I have already determined that the daughter does not want to live in the home.

You should definitely try to determine as much as possible about the seller's circumstances, and what business interests or other things are going on, aside from this property.

They have to make the determination of whether that premium makes sense or not.

That's a pretty big fix no matter what way you go about it, so I would do some real fast soul searching to determine if this deal will work without fixing it.

Are there other things that need to be considered to determine where the business really transacted?