I'm concerned if they randomly appear and claim I wrongfully evicted them.

However I’m also interested potentially becoming a real estate agent and general investor in case the pilot thing doesn’t work out (mostly because if I ever lost my medical in 20 years, that stem degree wouldn’t be as useful).

They should’ve insured the property lines as well and you might have a claim for any loss or damages.

You can get the stats from the  CDC here:https://www.cdc.gov/flu/about/...The CDC flu estimates for the 2019-2020 flu season between October 1st 2019 through Feb 15, 2020 looks like this:29 - 41 million flu illnesses13 - 19 million flu medical visits280k-500k flu hospitalizations16k-41k flu deathsSo that is 16,000 - 41,000 flu deaths in just the USA in 4.5 months.These stats fluctuate every year depending on how bad the flu strains are in any given year.  

She had her home appraised for 275k and she is willing to sell it to us for 235k as she wants to sell it quickly to be able to get to her husband who had to move for medical reasons.

She had her home appraised for 275k and she is willing to sell it to us for 235k as she wants to sell it quickly to be able to get to her husband who had to move for medical reasons.

The HOA claims they deal with standing water in the main sewer line by bi-annual snaking of the line.

(still alive and well :) However the paperwork for the Claim for reassessment exclusion for transfer from parent to child was never submitted.

My title company is now trying to track down all his siblings to sign affidavits to clear any claims on the property.

Within 30 days of owning the property we executed 2 signed LOIs for a medical user to lease 1,900 sqft and the government to lease 6,000 sqft.