The land and especially the area you describe seems troublesome.

The call you described will not get you a good end result.

Based on how you describe the situation, it does not hurt to counter back at $83,500 as your highest and best.

He confirmed everything so I think we are going to pursue this the way Wendell described.

hi Shelby, I think you have got the right idea.As an agent myself, If that agent were me, and you came to me explaining the situation, I would probably describe all the potential issues that could come up, and why it is better for you to have an agent involved.

They aren't fancy, I would describe them as an upgraded production home.

Hanging on to it and not providing the accounting could result in the tenant turning up some day and collecting 2X or 3X their deposit from you.So, write up a letter describing the deductions you're making from the deposit.

Is it possible to be stuck in a situation as you described?

I describe myself as an unborn newbie so I am just telling from what I have already learned.

Talk to people, let them know you are somebody that buys real estate (some say not to call yourself an investor, that will end up being your decision how to describe yourself, both mean basically the same thing).