Typically, there are two options- either the repairs must be made prior to title transfer, or the buyer has to agree to assume those violations which involves making a written guarantee that the repairs will be made within the required timeframe after closing.

This community is a great place to connect with potential partners, mentors, and learn more about funding options.

Is there anything I can do to ideally get them to not list the house and sell to me, I’m assuming there might not be many options, especially since the sister and I had agreed on a price that was below market value given I was planning to invest money to remodel the home and was planning to honor his wishes of not having the home knocked down to make a townhome or new home.

After weighing all my options I have more detailed information. 

Cincinnati, OH is a great option to look into.

We are trying to learn what options may be best for us as a family. 

There are a few options in the private institutional lending space that I found that could accommodate a MTR.

If it’s on hardwood and you were wanting to keep the floors then you have no option but to pull and replaceplease note you need 5 of these for each 5 gallon buckethttps://www.homedepot.com/p/PPG-Scent-1-oz-Fresh-Air-Odor-Co... 

The NON QM DSCR options would be amazing to explore .

Try to interview a few different contractors with different options