I recently moved home with my folks in January to start saving for a house and then the world fell apart so, at this point, i'm in full on savings mode and learning as much as i can.

The appliance person said this fridge is a problematic modelI Replaced an icemake for another differnt tenant and that was $200.

Most leases if the subject tennent is on  a lease will survive the transfer of ownership so you may not have a choice as to whether to keep the tennent or not .

Now, I think im on the right path and im proud to say my investment fund is finally reaching my goal.My fiancè and I have decided Indianapolis, would be perfect to start our investment journey and look forward to the adventure.Now, enough about me lets get to the real reason im posting.The Question:This question goes to all the RE investors who have consistently invested in real estate for a minimum of 5 to 10 years, especially those whose real estate business survived the last recession.

The rules in NY state where I am is that closings are final, you cannot pursue after the closing, unless the P&S contract stipulates "errors and omissions shall survive the closing".

There are still liens that can survive the sale such as IRS Tax Lien, Department of Revenue, State, county, municipal or city liens and Utility liens. 

I didn't factor in maintenance because I figure that any good landlord will get that out of you in raised rents if he is going to survive as an REI pro.

This report has lots of useful data gathered for "The Plan" as defined by the Congressional Oversight Committee.The charts show why I'm trying to find where we are in the foreclosure string - when that string plays out, we'll only have the cause/effect foreclosures left to process (and FINALLY bring to whatever market survives 'til then).Read also pages 72-75 or thereabouts (Other Views)- a GREAT synopsis of how long this debacle has been in play. though its "feet" are planted a little later in the timeline than the 1979-1987.

As long as the home depot card stays pat, I'll survive

I am not sure there is a document that can protect both of you... and in today's environment just simple claim... real or imagined of abuse or hostilities and there isn't an agreement around that will survive those claims.I currently have a client who just went through the same thing.