Ask about the tenant, if they have tried to remove them, terms of lease, if a relative, paying at all ever, copy of last inspection report, and when the LL last inspected the units ...

@ChristianWeber I see you have 3 choices: 1-Accept as is and eat it(not recommended)2-Walk away and learn to spot some of the issues before you pay for an inspection. 3-Ask for cash back at closing to cover things in report, start around $15k-$17k looking at your numbers.

I recently got a notice from the city about Critical test exam report on a 3 storey porch, does anyone know a good structural engineer that can do this and how much does it cost?

Hoping to engage with someone quickly but many structural engineers haven't heard of this report.

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Sorry but that is as much info as I am going to reveal I Will say I am on course to Net before taxes 1/2 mil this year flipping.  

I have a 30 & 60 day late payment in 2020 on the reports.

Avoid their free YouTube videos, their offers of newsletters, special reports and especially avoid attending their free introductory meeting or workshop.Then go ahead and decide if real estate investing is something you want to pursue.A MUCH better idea than starting as a “wholesaler” is to obtain your license and become a real estate agent.Becoming and agent has the following advantages over trying to wholesale1.

However I have ran in the need to do some credit report dispute that accounts that are not mine and throw off my DTI ratio.What are creative ways to bypass that be able to buy while managing those disputes?

Had a quick question how is this reported in your federal tax return?