Have been building my team...Lawyer - Check, Realtor - Check, still looking for the contractor, accountant and mortgage broker.

I think i'll find out if the seller will split off the three properties that are cash flowing that have just had their inspections which to me is a great indicator of condition for this market.

Additionally, severe drought conditions would leave nearly half of the projected residents without the necessary water supply.

There's no air conditioning either.

My extremely untrained eye tells me that this property appears to be in okay condition but I won't know for sure until I have a walk through with a GC.

And if the seller asks, I just say that the deposit goes to the lawyer and sits in escrow till closing, you don't actually get it. ( which is true) Then when I find my buyer i send both contracts (AoS and assignment contract)to his lawyer and my buyer ponies up the deposit.

Moisture (especially in humid or waterside locations) always tries to migrate into a conditioned environment.

Contact a lawyer.

First go look under the tank itself at the condition of the bolts.

I am going to the borough building and I have already texted a real estate lawyer that can help.