But you would be surprised what happens when you ask those questions.  

Be surprised at how many say yes!

So, the fact that permits were pulled to test/fix this issue isn't going to be on the title company -- that's on you.I'm actually a little surprised that the new title company found this information -- unless the county somehow clouded title due to a permit not being properly handled. 

Can't say I'm surprised, though; my now-ex mentor referred me to this mailing guy when I started wholesaling a few months ago. 

1966 construction, I would pad your repair estimate for those hidden surprises.

I am surprised QB does not do this for you.

If it is across the street from an assisted living, I would not be surprised if it wasn't in a more commercial zoned area such as office/service or something similar.

@Cody Honea,      Thats a good way to evaluate someones worth when they are self-employed, I'm surprised regular mortgage people are not willing to look at things logically like that.

More to come next month too, but I won't spoil the surprise.

I don't mean when you have to legally inform the tenant. which I believe in my state it is 30 days prior to lease expiration and if not done then it automatically kicks into a month-to-month.I mean would you let your tenant know say 3 months before lease expiration so that they have more than enough time to make a move out plan instead of being surprised 30 days out?