Good morning BP, I’ve been really interested is learning more about real estate syndications and one thing i always hear and read about is to learn from someone.

Alright BP,Like most of you, I’ve been reading and listening to a ridiculous amount of books.

I have been reading a lot about flipping vacant land and while reading through blogs or listening to podcasts, I have heard it multiple times that some counties offer a free information on the delinquent taxes, but it sound like it is more of a task to get this information than using agentpro247 or paying for the county list. 

I have read the BP book so I know how important/ fragile  is can be to reject a potential tenant  the right way.

I believe a 5-day notice is required before proceeding with any eviction, but also read through accepting any partial payments "with reservation" as we have had to do that before and it worked well for us. 

Good Morning, for anyone reading this now.

If I'm reading you right, you have a fully executed contract in which the seller agrees to pay for certain expenses / repairs, and is now refusing to pay for them.I'm also presuming that the $20K reduction was within the contractually allowed due diligence period and was agreed to by the seller within that same period.If that's correct, the seller is in breach of contract.Your attorney should contact the seller and give them the option of performing to the contract or being sued for "specific performance".  

beware the auction fees, read the fine print on the site before bidding. 

I highly recommend reading How to be a Landlord written by a Newton, MA lawyer:http://www.attorneyross.com/landlord.pdfI use Lease Runner to create my Massachusetts leases & accompanying documents which are then signed online by me and my tenant.

@Drew Denham I think if you read your own post you'll find you subconsciously answered your question. $1000 on a roof from a reputable company vs tracking down some one if things go wrong... not something I would want to spend time/energy/money on.