I suggest you make sure what his intentions and reasons are and if he did a good job in actually installing them.

At the same time my intentions are long term.

I found a seller with a beautiful 75-year old home that needs a lot of work.He and his wife bought the property in March with intent of rehabbing it for themselves.Rehab estimates that they received were over $100k; they ended up buying another home.ARV = $250Mortgage = $210I would like to make a reasonable offer for consideration.He says his monthly mortgage is $620.

The concern I had was the fumes soaking into the porous wood and subsequently returning to the air for the occupants of the home to breathe.

Approach them directly and share my background, my intention, and the value I'm going to provide for them, if they would be so kind as to advise me on getting started.

Their intention is to partner with us as members of the LLC.

Once all intentions have been made clear and final on paper, then proceed with the purchase / rehab / sale of the house.

The intent is to do it owner occupied.

In our State we can file a criminal complaint against tenants who steal property or intentionally damage property (not wear and tear).

Originally we purchased SFR with an intention of flipping it but accountant said to keep it for 2 years.