So with that there is pretty much no involvement from him besides stopping by and picking up a check once a month, so the answer is no.... no disclosures, no guarantees, no updated financials, definitely no triple net leases either, Usually I can't even get him down there for a few days if theres a leak or something.

The furnace is still hanging on though.FULL DISCLOSURE - I have no relationship with this company other than recommending them to clients. 

This was not in our disclosure, there's been lots of heavy rainfall for couple months and I think seller knew about it.

BUT, full disclosure...

Full disclosure- I'm looking for a fairly traditional investment strategy of 2-4 family multi-unit, putting 20% down, using a management company, etc.

In full disclosure, I’m a Missouri real estate attorney.

@Ricardo Baker - reipro does not offer accurate comps in Texas due to the non-disclosure aspect of our state.

Also you can go to the CA BRE they have a nice disclosure document right on line for fractionionalized Transactions..

This has to do with the fact that there is a “new-construction” exception in the Real Estate Seller Disclosure Law.

Also, as a seller owner financing a cosmetic rehabbed property, do we have to provide any special sellers disclosure (SPD, i think it is called) to the buyer, since this is an owner financed kind?