@ drew denham3 years ago I was at a job that was just plain painful...

Another is the lender may just plain balk when they pull title and discover you're not on title at all.

He offered it for sale when he got sick and needed funds.

The other issue was the horse set up - most buyers who are looking to have horses at home (for all of you who have never enjoyed this - its a lot of work and a huge commitment: every single day, and there is no vacation day, sick day etc without having someone else to jump in and do the work) are looking typically in a lower price range.

He was sick and had a psychiatric evaluation in case his mental state was in question because he was sick.I have spoken with various Real Estate and Estate attorneys regarding this and have been told that given the details of the scenario, I "should" be able to eject. 

I'm sick of paying rent, so my first priority is to get into a house and build equity and hopefully get some cashflow going, but if I got the ball rolling on this business I wouldn't want to stop.

Bad News: These are located in a flood plain, and have flooded before.

I am currently negotiating with a fatigued investor who has been self managing for 30 years and is sick of it, wants to sell the whole portfolio of 30 units.Summary house 1: 2200sqft, 3BR 1.5Ba, great location, a block away from university.

(if it's on its way up or down, or plain unknown).Thank you for any help

Oftentimes the wood used was superior and the house stands as proof that it isn't built over a sinkhole or in a flood plain, etc.