He is willing toput down a 2-mon deposit plus a huge pet deposit to easy my fear.

jason, i have my sticking points, as i'm sure most rehabbers do..my big pet peeves are old windows and formica countertops...crazy i know, but every rehab i do has new windows and granite..my painters are my main crew...they also do my framing, roofing, drywall hanging and finishing, etc.

Those 70-year old gold teeth seemed for a while to be about to pay off, but along came Mr.

Always have a paper trail.Make sure to that they are not slipping pets in on you.We have a non refundable pet fee of $250.

Anytime you deal with different organizations like POA,HOA,etc in real estate transactions it makes buying and selling like pulling teeth with tweezers.

10,000 btu would be your minium for a family of three, take into account how many people and pets will live there.

AND, here's the kick in the teeth with your particular situation:  His attorney either knowingly or unknowingly misrepresented the situation when he stated that he'd already gone through all the necessary foreclosure steps, and led you to believe you had to wait four years for insurable title.  

There were no teeth to them and the tenants for one reason or another are trying to skirt around doing what they need to.So, I've been thinking of having tenants sign a fee schedule for them not taking care of things.

(about 200K in equity) When I bought purchased, I barley made the DTI requirements with the skin of my teeth as I only bring in about 35K a year at the time.

In one of the books the author mentioned wholesaling, so I researched it, read books, took a couple of Ben Clardy's Udemy courses, and I think that could be something I could sink my teeth into!