We'd called her FSBO sign originally and walked through in 2019.

@Paul MooreIt was great meeting you at BPCON as we walked to the parade together.

He loved it, and walked me through a lot of memories.

When you find a property that hits your criteria and you physically walk the property, go straight to the basement…it can tell you a lot.

The skills you learn on repairs are what let you do a walk-through inspection on a future property and spot problems before you even make an offer, let alone spend time and $$$ on an inspection. 

If you’re better off today than if you hadn’t bought, I’d probably offer the new buyer between 1/3 and 1/2 or let them walk. 90% chance you’ll find another buyer that doesn’t care.

He walked the property and made the proposal.

They have an amazing reputation and people on the team that truly walk you through the entire process.

If you do the property just in their name just know that you will need to have an operating agreement set into place by an attorney beforehand because if not then you'll have some challenges if that is not setup and the person on the title/mortgage decides to walk away you have nothing to show for all the work. 

If these kids are walking home it would not be expensive to hire someone to look at which house they are going to, (doesn't necessarily have to be a private investigator but to be clear you would be hiring them as "security" for the property not hiring them to stalk anyone) look up the parents on the county tax assessors site, and threaten a lawsuit.