If the materials are a problem the owner of the home can get a temp line with the materials vendor then the contractor is just putting their labor and profits out there until the closing.What makes this work is that the buyer is fully approved with all loan conditions signed off except the replacement of the siding.

If any of you know of a good lawyer who can help get the tenant out without him having any grounds to counter sue, that would be helpful.

Philly comps are ridiculous per block in that a house can be appraised at $89K needing no work no TLC and in real good condition and a few doors down same situation another house can more than double in value and these are row homes.

Their goal was personal knowledge of EVERYTHING about the present condition of a property, and then they could plan the future with more accuracy.

If signing on June 28 for a July 1 start, I'd have made the lease start June 28 and wrote "June 28-30 are free" as an extra condition of the lease.

Take that information to a lawyer and tell them that you want to buy the house and how do you do it legally.

Welcome to BP.I'm just still a beginner, but everything I've read so far says stay away from anything that negative cash flows. and if your house is in rentable condition now what would you remodel?

Do you have a lawyer on your team that that deals with holding funds, witnessing documents and reviewing contracts?

Who are the experienced real estate lawyers in your area?

Purchased $65,000House #2 - average sized home on the street but it is in mint condition.