You do owe them for the work they did to this point. 4.

Seller agent disclosed today that the seller is filing for bankruptcy.I am already in escrow.Besides the checks that the title company will do, is there any additional steps I should take to make sure that this house is not subject to repossession by any creditors?

I've tried searching the forums, but couldn't find an exact answer to this question. 

Yes I fell into this trap.

I assume you're asking this in regards to a short term rental?

Have you considered how private money lenders can streamline this process for you?

It’s a SFH and I don’t rent it by the room, but I bet State Farm wouldn’t have a problem with it on this type of policy.I ended up with this policy after searching almost 6 months for someone who would cover an STR in a high wildfire risk area.  

If you have any questions on this you might contact a few local realtors to ask about annual appreciation over the past few years.)If after considering all these things you still feel the property will be a loss you should look for a different property.

Purchase price: $102,000 Cash invested: $6,000 Originally used as a short term rental, this property is now a mid-term rental (min. 30 days) and continues to cash flow.

This property was the first one I ever worked on with my father.