@Chris Hensley if you are comfortable with spreadsheets, have you considered Google Docs where you can both have access to the spreadsheets from anywhere you have internet access?

A promissory note and a profit sharing agreement should suffice.The attorney will provide all the closing docs and lien filings etc.Best of luck in all your endeavors.

Form a new entity with you and your buyer as shareholders (or managers if an LLC) and then the POF that comes from your buyer matches the name on the entity docs (you can also use a trust and name your buyer as beneficiary and you as trustee which would accomplish the same result).

She says that the roof needs redone because it leaks, the bedrooms are not liveable, up until last Monday the upstairs plumbing didn't work, and the house itself just needs a total overhaul.

In one of the units, you can see water leaks, so likely this has to be tackled. 2.

Once in, the plumber could barely reach the HWH to shut of the water and drain it.It turns out that there is a serious mold problem (my tenant was only gone a few days), most likely from prior leaks.

I am into real estate not the appliance rental business.3. 1 weekend out of town by the tenants and the power goes out and a freezer full of deer meat and fish leaks everywhere.

Luckily only water from the tub leaked out of the stack and no sewage came out of the elbow and into my walls.

Finally got bank approval 2 weeks ago and have just been waiting for them to get their docs over to us.

All docs needed are recorded and property owner who has the mortgage.