I work for a General Contractor, I can help you pull the permits (No Cost).just looking to help a Fellow BP Member.what you are describing doesn't sound like much work, so I can help you with a Schedule and Budget Estimating as well.

In that case, I might consider hiring & training a local housewife or older college student in the basics of the business and pay them to take the calls AND schedule appointments.  

The next meet up is scheduled for November.

If you are the sole member, then this document can also be done very quickly.Bottom line is that there are steps you'll need to take, but if you use an attorney in your area, they can be done quickly and you have plenty of time if you are scheduled to close on Monday.Hope this helps.Jarrod

You can see why they can be forced: it depends on one tiny gear tooth for each tumbler.

The option period ends this Friday and I have the Home Inspection scheduled for Thursday.

I'm going to add too, the general public only hears of such matters through the grapevine, usually started in the circles of the buyer or seller, agents involved as well as their broker will try to keep issues close to the vest, quiet, attorneys certainly don't talk about it.

How you arrive at reserves might be viewed at 3 months PITI on 6 properties in reality and the ability to obtain other funds needs to be kept in mind.A newly rehabbed property with new mechanicals or in good condition probably won't have any significant issues within a couple years, just do a good inspection and determine condition and estimate costs and begin a schedule to avoid deferred maintenance issues

(Snow schedule here in my city on Saturday)  :(  If the tenant wasn't good, I would think the landlord may have said something in some way about the tenant.  

Had they stayed on their original payment schedule, they would be able to afford their house.