When we purchase the property and provide 60 days notice, if the tenant refuses to move and during that 60 days, they commit a crime or they trip and injured themselves, am I responsible for any liability?

I know that in Indiana, buying cheap houses, demoing them, and building fresh is a solid strategy for flipping but having seen the list of permits required up there vs down here, I would advise to make sure that you have all your t's crossed and i's dotted. 

I believe there are other ways than REI to see the true value of hard work and commitment and receive something back. 

It sounds like you have made a strong commitment to growing wealth and you'll be successful.

I guess you could say I have a case of analysis paralysis but maybe its more commitment issues.

Originally posted by @Max T.

Does your uncle typically live up to his commitments (pays bills on time, has good business relationships with others, etc?)

In reality, your deal won't close w/o the town lien being paid off or subordinated because the title commitment for the lender's policy will require it. 

@Patrick Burch For CPA in Ohio is use Terry (T.

They often want t o know your success history too.