Generally escrow officers are willing to mail the documents to an attorney and allow the attorney to verify the seller’s identify.

First, verify for us that it's on the MLS.Next, post a link to the MLS listing so we can see the pictures and the copy.

If not, perhaps the roofer (or better yet, someone you trust) can take pictures and send them to you.Did you verify before you started that the roofer was qualified?

I tell them I do verify the info, and will be making calls.

If you mention that to a ignorant owner they'll say they don't want to to be walking them, or a bunch of other excuses to cover up their laziness.

My lease says I can terminate with only ten days notice, and this has been verified as legal here by my lawyer.

The addition is permitted, up to code, and legal, which can all be verified at the city permitting office.  

I have had a couple of bad deals as well @Mathew PezonThey all ended up being from my lack of experience and being to trusting of other people BIG MISTAKE I am sure you have heard the old saying trust but verify,very true in this businessYou need to be on the job everyday to make sure the work gets done properly or to your satisfaction, no excuses allowed on this oneRemember you only fail if you quit,if I can come back from my struggles you can as well Good luck on the next one

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@Breon Smith before you buy verify zoning if the property is zoned rld-60 the city will not give you occupancy, the property must be zoned rmd-a,b, or c, in order to get occupancy.