We refused the access and cancelled the remainder of our booking with Evolve5) Evolve is charging us $250 for cancel a contract they breached repeatedly, plus 50% fine on the terrible future bookings we cancelled in an effort to protect our property and reputation.6)Evolves' Success Team (Connor and Joel) both blamed Airbnb for Evolve's inability to vet or uphold any kind of standards in booking.7) Before this awful year trying to work with Evolve on our new TN property we worked with VRBO and Airbnb directly for our other properties for 8 years.

The seller needed to sell quickly due to personal reasons, which allowed us to negotiate favorable terms.

Have had it happen in personal houses before, it was usually due to humidity in cities with high, high humidity. 

:-pI don't think it would be worth it, personally, unless your end goal was to relocate to Spain.

I was just under contract for a duplex that needed 2 repairs prior to closing that would have cost in the $7500-10,000 range.

We've reviewed commercial contracts for sellers, foreclosures (as trustee), construction litigation, and a good friend does ad valorem tax protests/litigation.

Or, is assigning a contract to an end buyer the regular old way still in place, and the only change is disclosure?

I personally want to get the highest appraisal possible.

My personal motivations and limitations have made me not consider turnkey, flipping and house hacking. 

Hello all - this is a complicated situation (at least to me) and I would like some advice for any other experienced attorney's and real estate investors.I have a 21 Unit portfolio under contract, that is in pre-foreclosure and I am buying it at a good discount.