Your description of services you are looking for simply can't be done by an experienced agent.

Also, since there are four of you your total liability is decreased, so that's a positive for the jump in and see what happens approach.There are several markets along with Plano that match the description you are giving.

Sorry about the long description but I am at a loss, and need to understand if I have any Options in going after the seller, selling agent or the home inspector for mis-representing the property and giving false reports on AC.

Another thing is, make sure you have a decently specific/descriptive scope of work and be conservative on your as-is value and the ARV, it will help you come across as more credible.

I was picturing a roof deck with fiberglass floor with your first description.

They were surprised to see how fast properties have been moving and the number of multiple offer scenarios, so I thought this would help.In the last 6 months, there have been 175 homes sold on the MLS in Sacramento County with the word "fixer" in the property description.

Below is a picture of the property description on the title report and a link to the property. 

How do you find the legal description of a property to use when filling out a contract?

It basically contains your name, sellers name, property and dress and legal description, your offer price and the terms including contingencies and timeframes etc.If you are pretty sure you’re going to move forward you can get your attorney to just draft a purchase agreement and save a bunch of time if it’s a smaller purchase.

@Jason Bajaj, Based on your description of ownership length and use the property certainly qualifies for 1031 treatment.