They accurately conveyed information, but the typos and misspellings made my eyes hurt. 

That may give more options-seller financing, 1031 for the real estate, etc. but it is hard to help without more goal details.

I was able to get a secondary response from the property manager with a little more details to my questions.

The actual PSA will have more detail and should be done using a local transactional attorney.

Thanks for the detailed advice!

Private message me if you want more details.

Here are some details on the building and some analysis I’ve done, as well as what I’m wanting to do with it after i purchase:Building info:- Currently it’s vacant- Top floor only has one large apartment (I’m looking to put 3-4 apartments. - List price is $195,000- Sq ft: 6200- It’s been on the market for over a yearTaxes in 2016 were $4720- Apartment on top floor has been consistently leased while the building was in use.- There is mold according to the agent- I asked about lead paint and asbestos but agent wasn’t forthcoming (or didn’t know).- Building was built in 1940, all brick- There’s a loading dock and large garage door in back.

Although it’s a $17k/year raise, the cost of living is crazy higher.With a 2-year residence in mind, I am eyeing an FHA loan.

The analysis is similar to typical rental property analysis, but they offer the ability to enter the unit mix and rent/square footage in more details.

Both give the details we need.