The HOA had tried unsuccessfully to get insurance to pay for repairs, but insurance has denied the claim.So my question is whether or not this is something that should have been disclosed legally, or whether it is simply a case of "buyer beware" and now it's my problem to deal with $$$$$$$$$$.Anyone have insight? 

HelloToday I looked at a foreclosure property for a potential investor as I was talking to the agent he suggested that this might not be legal? 

He handles pretty much everything for me in regards to any legal stuff for my real estate.

Legally, you don't have to report it, but showing the taxable wages would solve the problem.

You can not figure out legal things on your own.

For her to legally sell it she has to get it into her name, it's still in her mothers name. 

I flat wont respond to the free legal aid attorneys the few times they wanted to try to get deposits back from me..

Many "war zones" and other distressed neighborhoods have owners who would happily give their properties away, but, a legal contract requires "consideration", hence $1.00 is quite common in those arenas. 

It's your house...how is that even legal?

wholesaling as taught by gurus is not legal in Oregon that's one issue.but for meet ups  check out @Mike Nuss program  Rarebird.. lots of good investors attend this .