The law does not clearly define abandoned but some of the criteria I use is:-Are most of the valuable items removed-Utilities have been disconnected-Neighbors have not witness the occupants in more than 72 hours-A change of address notice in the mail box or tons of mailI would not attempt to enter without notice but it is not illegal to do so at reasonable times. 

Think about the loan being a separate item that the deed of the property. 

I do want to address one item first:1.

What items are you buying in Austin that are three times higher than in Michigan?

The fresh items on the MLS to me look like an investor came in to flip the property usually.

They bypassed a variety safety items, and so while we can get the boiler to turn on and heat if needed, it absolutely would NOT pass a city inspection, and I would 100% not be comfortable with it the way it is for tenants living in both my units.So, we DID have the home inspected before we purchased and the inspector didn't say anything about the boiler.

The expense headings are in line with the tax form line items and I have a spot for comments if necessary. 

If so, I'm all ears -- Thank you in advance.Sounds like there is an item on the lien cert -- a large unexpected item -- that the seller doesn't want to pay.Anything that arises before a buyer takes title would ordinarily be the seller's responsibility UNLESS the buyer agrees otherwise.

Except in cases under item (b) above, the landlord shall give the tenant at least twenty-four hours notice of his intent to enter and may enter only at reasonable times.

Hey guys,For our current flip we getting a list of items to be done by "finisher" (handyman), was curious what usual tasks are given to finisher .