You do your investigations and make an offer.

I would investigate the comps see where its at.

Maybe send the police to investigate, if they will...

I'm Private Investigator and own two businesses unrelated to anything Real Estate.

Maybe you can investigate it further to see if there's a study out there.  

The owner still doesn't know that my dad and mom has recently moved to Florida for retirement.Need some guidance here folks.If I give up on this place without doing a good investigation of it I will be losing out on being literally on the inside track or the ground floor of.....not a wonderful opportunity but an opportunity.  

I received the seller's disclosure on a remodeled home that I was about to buy, and it had a "yes" checked to "Previous Use of Premises for Manufacture of Methamphetamine" - the disclosure also says to explain further - but there was no mention of anything further on this topic (aside from a note about the roof).I asked my real estate agent about this, and she said she had not realized that had a yes for meth house and was going to investigate with the seller.  

Headining off saying I just do Sub-2s or Land Contracts can lead to problems down the road.So, in your investigations here, I suggest you look at the options and then concentrate on what fits rathetr than trying to make your deal fit a particular installment purchase startegy.

I would investigate this further.

There CEO committed suicide and the company is under investigation by the Colorado insurance commission.