I'm not sure if I can do anything beyond call a heating company which I imagine has an opinion ab what I order.Eric,    When I get a new to me property i will generally do the work myself, everyone is afraid of it, but its really quite simple if you have experience with advanced home projects, I just applied to be an HVAC Contractor in WI so i can pull the permits and sign the yellow cards,  crazy part is in WI there is no experience or education requirement to be a Heating contractor, Just pay the state for a credential.   

I'd suggest defining what financial peace of mind is to you, and focus on elements of this biz that will get you there fastest.

All suggestions and tips welcome, love this community!

Favorites are:1. subject to my partners approval (your pet rat can be your partner). piper suggest this in another thread. 2. subject to 90 day inspection (just tell them your inspector is world class and in high demand)3. subject to 0% financing for 40 yearsRemember, being an unlicensed broker requires a drivers license, no RE license, no education, trickery, deceit, no money, no high school diploma, and nothing to lose.

Any suggestions/tips/advice?

Your suggestions are appreciated.Thanks in advance.Regards,Prabodh

I would suggest maybe giving them a 30 notice to vacate on your own (or the seller/current owner).

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

I want to buy a Condo (60k) as my first flip and have a simple questions.

However, if it's something simple with just a kitchen, bathrooms, floors, and paint then you could easily use a "handyman" type contractor.