I would probably avoid that language in the advertisement but then make it clear when an offer is received that the seller does not offer any credits or repairs.

I am planning to buy and hold for 10 years and sell it for my child education and my retirement.Or if I hav the finance increase the value by building a mini commercial complex like McDonald,postal service,petrol station,etc,The location is a issue now.Either I should buy in urban or rural area.If you need any other additional info please let me know.Tonnes of appreciation

I have patlive screening my calls, and every caller that didn't just tell me to go F myself, I called back and made a verbal offer to based on the numbers I was told to use here at BP in addition to some of my own assumptions.I make cash offers by a CMA to get ARV.  

I would love to buy it in just one of our names, freeing up the other name for an additional house down the road. 

I'm looking at a foreclosed duplex listed via Auction.com and it's showing two outstanding liens in addition to 4 mortgages in its history.

This means that, apparently, all four units plus the public service utilities were being billed to that tenant.I just received a letter from the tenant with their bills from April-August enclosed, stating that they were concerned about the high usage and asked the Public Service Commission to investigate, which concluded that all four apartments' utilities were being billed to the tenant.

Additionally, I'm interested in modeling will help you vet and structure investments/deals, just PM me.BTW, I'm searching for an agent/broker that handle investment properties.

Note - If you answered yes to both of these questions you can receive a federal tax exemption for up to $500,000.

Additionally, should I form my own contract and make it a personal written agreement or should I get an attorney involved?

The ease of that transaction boosted my confidence and within the next year I bought an additional property near the same university.