@Brittany AdamsAssuming it's a trust deed, there might be a process available to speak with the trustee and let them know that a potential sale might take place and to hold off the auction.

I cannot speak for all lenders; however, typically you cannot add or aggregate to the loan ones it is closed.

Sometimes the seller outright lies about the quality of the tenant, there are many reasons why inherited tenants should net be considered a plus.

Any quality apartment near the Ualbany campus would appeal to professors as well as the large number of state employees in the area.

I will assume you have insurance against loss but the quality of the ins company can make a HUGE difference, and god forbid you need to be made whole from a catastrophe you will wish you had paid a little more for a top rated firm.

They come speak to we agents at conventions and claim they aren't trying to cut us out, because the way it works is the seller (who can sell without showings, staging, etc.) is given an "instant offer" by them, but also a professional valuation from an agent, so in their mind, they are including us.The offers are very low, from what I've heard, and the fees equal, or in some cases, more.

But others won't be able to afford the rent increase and will either have to find a cheaper and lower quality place, or stay and fall behind and have to be evicted; others will,leave because they are angered. 

What should I be checking in terms of the house and renovation quality before closing the deal.Inputs on this will be greatly appreciated.Thanks

Pay off the condo=more cash flow nowBuy a second (quality) property=highest returns in the long run

I called Parasole but didn’t get the chance to speak with Ron over the phone.