We’re in the Greater Houston Area, and rookies to real estate investing.

I constantly find errors on my returns and have to tell him stuff that he missed.

Usually there is a grammatical error, or a tweak in wording that gives me pause enough to NOT click it and investigate.If people are diligent about confirming communication, this would help. 

Evening BP Family, We’re rookies and just finished driving for dollars and seen a number of empty homes in the houston area due to flooding? 

We decided to send them a letter because our HOA max is $109, so we owed them $2900 in back assessments (the rest was fees and interest) and we wanted to workout a payment plan and see since it was a clerical error if the could waive at least some of the fees and interest, not all (because we are partly culpable seeing we didn't notice either).

Errors from the assessors office are more common than you'd think and are often revised favorably when challenged.If you have any other questions on the topic please feel free to PM me!

Relative Newbie error,  we've only been doing this since 2010.)Current lease ends 6/30.  

The ad was very poorly put together and rife with spelling errors.

I know this sounds like a rookie question.

Don’t risk inheriting the seller’s errors and/or headaches.Whether your new purchase is meant to be owner occupied or an investment property, demand vacant possession or walk away.