Get stuff squared away so when you turn yourself in, your life will be taken care of on the outside.

So for example a craigslist add could say "great deal on beautiful contract, 3/2 (3bd/2b), Toledo Ohio, 43614, 2,500 square feet call immediately!"

In those little squares is where these "specialists" operate, they know a system and they work that system, but they can't get out of that little square.

Curious if I can get some experienced tip or options, I will list some details below that will hopefully answer the basic questions.Looking to by this house from the owners on a  land sale contract, The owners are moving out of state and don't want to hassle with renting it or taking possible months to sell it,House details: House is complete and does not need anything to be rented or sold2250 Square foot 4 bedroom with Office and den space No garageThe Garage was legally turned into a 2 bedroom with living room & kitchen roughly 850 square foot apartment.

You asked the home inspector for a refund because he didn't step on literally every square foot of flooring?

We have already bought the land so we will start construction but I want to know if anyone has any ideas on a good square foot price to keep in mind.

These are obviously big red flags and the only reason I am considering this tenant is their co-signer family member.

What red flags should I be looking for?  

On the contrary, In a historic central city neighborhood, I may buy at worse numbers know I can add square footage to the property and capture a ton of equity.  

We own properties in Fountain square, bates hendricks, Emerson heights, little flower, and lawrence.