The incentive might be an upgrade to the unit (new carpet, a new appliance, etc.) or cold hard cash available upon signing.Just be certain that your amendment includes language that gives you a way to ensure continued use of the new system.

Boston has maintained an incredibly vibrant and economically strong community because of it's research, education, technology, and pharmaceutical sectors and it will continue to foster those industries.

Just plan on closing end of October and ensuring it's vacant before closing.

For closing, you don't have to be there, you can get all the paperwork signed in advance (ie when you do it for the first one) and have you or your partner (or your realtor) inspect the property to ensure everything was done properly before taking possession. 

If you’re not in any rush, meeting with a lawyer might also help ensure you’re starting off your partnership with a strong foundation.

And if possible you want to get your new property under contract as soon after your first property sells or even before the first property sells as long as you can use contingencies or long due diligence periods to ensure that you can delay the closing of the purchase until all of your old properties have sold.As you can guess these timing restrictions could play havoc with your desire to find that perfect off market property. 

You may want to get an attorney to do this for you to ensure the Foreclosure was carried out properly.

You'll want to read this article:  https://www.thebalancesmb.com/is-a-landlord-liable-if-a-tenant-s-dog-bites-someone-2125072Without exception, you will want to require your tenants to carry Renter's Insurance and have a strong pet addendum - including a photo of the pet, breed (non-aggressive only), the pet's medical records to show all vaccinations are current, more...And, if a dog bites anyone (other than someone breaking in or the like), you will need to act to have the pet removed from the premises to ensure you do not assume liability.

Typically they just look for the names, Legal description, sale price, and ensure that the signatures are all valid.

There’s a lot of information online about wholesaling and how it works.Here’s a summary of how to start.You should talk to a real estate attorney or title company that works with investors in your area to ensure you are in compliance with any laws.