Applicant said that they do not have any pets, but they do have a co-worker that comes through town twice a week that will be staying overnight, and they have a dog.My standard terms for a normal pet situation are $25/month per pet, $300 non-refundable pet fee.

Although the formal meetup doesn't start until 7pm, some of us normally show up at 4pm to beat the traffic.

**Setting appointments with licensed trades people to evaluate the work already done- to see if we can get it permitted,  or if it all is just a total loss (don't have answers yet, since I will have to make the trip back out there to let them in ).When I look at CAPs on other buildings, price per door, price per square foot, etc. it all seems really all over the place- so I think I must be doing something wrong.Also, I haven't come across any completely vacant buildings like mine either.From what I have read, calls to local prop managers to determine management fees, local rent rates, current taxes... 

This is normal for a regular sale but my concern is that the seller is remaining in title.

If the stairs are solid, the Landlord wouldn't normally be liable for damages.

You can buy a home every few years normally just by using this method.2.  

I just don't know which way to go, is it normal for banks to take this long to make a decision?

Ann Arbor and Sterling Heights should be completely fine, just take normal safety precautions.

/RE attorney but as an investor buyer I plan on taking care of most if not all the logistics to make things nice and easy for a prospective seller.3) Also, from what I've gathered the seller would normally be the one most interested in setting up seller financing but so far I've not gathered much information on how a buyer would go about this step through their course of acquiring a property.  

These flips are normally pretty extensive rehabs with large profit margins.