I took two potential project managers out to look at the property, both with extensive contracting/re-habbing experience.

from MassLegalHelp:"Whoever conducts a lodging house without a license shall be punished by a fine of not less than one hundred or more than five hundred dollars or by imprisonment for not more than three months, or both."

When my current tenants executed a lease, nearly 5 years ago, there was an addendum/amendment added by the agents that essentially said that "in the event lessees purchase the property during the term of the lease, or during any extension of the lease or with 90 days of termination of the lease, the sellers/lessors agree to pay a commission equal to 6% of the sales price" to be split by the two agents.Of course, my tenants have now expressed interest in purchasing and my question to the BP community is - after 5 years, am I still obligated by this amendment that I signed?

The property manager told us they would conduct the final walkthrough and handle the return of the deposit.

I will be conducting my first rehab and am in search of leads.

Once on site we conducted a thorough investigation of the sub market.

Fun to work on because I can get to everything without stairs and extension ladders.

They will likely require deposits.Step 10: I will conduct a final walk-through right before closing to make sure everything included in the purchase agreement is in order.Step 11: Select a property manager or start advertising for tenants—I can assist you with this.Step 12: Show up for closing ready to sign until your arm falls off!

You should read through the wholesaling forum extensively because a lot of the questions you want to ask as a wholsaler will probably be there.

This to the investor is referred to as "Extension Risk".