@Jake Stuttgen start with a review of all the recorded docs against the property which will appear in a title search--Declaration, By-Laws, Amendments, etc.  

Review their management agreement.

I currently work in customer service for a tech company but am considering a career change to being a home appraiser or home inspector.I am in Canada and have looked at the requirements, however I was wondering if there are any appraisers or inspectors in the group who can speak to the actual careers and day to day of the jobs.Do you enjoy the job?

@Hunter Locke Like to review the deal?

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Heys guys, I am new here but loving all the tools and systems in place.   I own a single ...

Hey everyone, can I get another pair of eyes on this deal. I have it under contract at 28k but I’m having second thoughts the more I look into it. It is about 1 acre in a small HOA community. As far as I can tell, hom...

What do you think?So I am fairly new to BP.  I watched my first webinar last week and have been listening to some podcasts.  I am now wondering what you pros think out there.  This is was my 1st rental hold purchase (...

I used Ideal Windows, Doors & Siding to replace 4-5 custom sized windows.

@Gregory Jerome I think your three options are: 1) try harder to find a buyer, 2) buy it yourself, or 3) back out.If you're having trouble finding a buyer, and you're pretty sure a number of buyers have reviewed it, then it probably means it's not as much of as a deal as you thought it was.Usually that's because you over-estimated the ARV (after repair value), under-estimated the cost of the repairs, or both.If you think it's been reviewed by a good number of buyers, and you don't have the ability to close yourself, then you can back out.

Purchase price: $275,000 Cash invested: $275,000Built Custom Home for client in 2006, Purchased home during downturn in 2009What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?