If you are "on the fence" on that consideration I'd probably lean toward allowing your tenant the opportunity to make things right and continue on.

Although, if the seller is smart and you make considerably more that what a "reasonable" commission would be and that is not disclosed to the seller, he could have grounds to sue you or make the contract voidable.

As a contractor or rehabbing the property, you have a few special considerations under the SAFE Act, none good, you'll have some issues with showing what you did, costing it out, show the profits and see an MLO to see if your improvements are repairs or if you'll be considered a rehab/construction project which is pretty well banned from seller financing by an individual that I can tell so far.

With enough experience, I'd like to work with spec builds, although I'm certain I have a considerable amount of learning to do prior to that.Appreciate your offer to chat by phone.

I am looking at purchasing a property along a busier road, but which sits considerably far back of the street.

@Folami McLeggon-Gordon  I think in the case of the wealthy Chinese investors, they've enjoyed considerably high levels of appreciation by investing in Hong Kong, Singapore and other areas and have concerns that such valuations may not hold.

All you have to provide is the right to purchase with good title, if the buyer has other issues from an inspection, the assignment can take that into consideration as well.

Height of nine feet or greater.If you live in a part of the country that has attics, I converted attic for guests is an awesome idea

The deck is about the height of a standard step.

The website for the Hillsborough County Clerk shows a "Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure" in which my prospective seller is the "Grantee", in consideration for $83k.