Did u put a lot of money into it to make it nice?

I would vote to lick your wounds and move on.

Most times the probate attorney is not a real estate attorney.If the property is a super smoking deal, I would not only have the above standard phrasing in the contract, but also provide that the seller will do what ever is needed to clear the title that they so graciously screwed up.I see title that are self inflicted wounds, but seldom fatal.

Thank u, I'll read up on it.

We wound up with a local company and we are looking now to get the policy adjusted since we have updated to breakers.

They good commercial agents will try to send u deals that may be o interest and even help to evaluate them.

It all depends on your creditscore and the type of property u are looking to buy; I have used quicken loans on two of my investment properties and rate varied in the past year.

There isn't a wrong or right answer it more so has to do with what are your goals as to how and where u buy.

from an appraiser standpoint, if the basement does not have a walkout, u will not get your $ back.

Instead of looking at your updated home as a negative look at the positive if you home is nicer than the rest u can possibly charge more for rent and get it.