Not sure that's part of what you will have to sign, but it definitely would muck things up for me as I'd feel I'd have to disclose it before signing, unless I had enough savings to pay off the mortgages if they got called, and then I probably wouldn't care as much and take the chance.  

It will give you chance to make valuable connections and ask questions of other successful investors!

Each meet once a month and offer great chances to network and learn.

My sister lived in Calgary for about 5 years and I got a chance to do a decent amount of research on the real estate there.  

Depending on how the ROFR is worded, the seller may be required to first negotiate a specific deal with a third-party buyer and then freeze that transaction momentarily while the holder of the ROFR is given a chance, for a limited time, to buy the property at the same price and terms.

But chances are they probably didn't know it was done poorly.

They'll be happy to interview with you if they think there's a chance of doing business down the road.  

So the seller offered me the chance at getting a another developer to do this project.

Chances are if I make it to this stage and spending my time I will be placing an offer on the property.

Gets me out of the middle and I don't have to be available to meet the repair person.Late Fees: $80.Breaking a lease: This is a tough one because technically they are on the hook for the entire term of the lease but that's barely enforceable.