Typical motivated seller phrase: "I'm out of state, I just wanted to get rid of the house", etc.What caught my attention is that he says he's been living out of state for nearly the length of an entire high school career.

What’s unique is that the basement only has an exterior entrance so if I added rooms to the basement, they would essentially need to walk outside to have access to kitchen/bath/laundry.

I had a mini-storage friend review the below with me and he essentially told me the business wasn't worth anything, that I should just offer to buy the land at market value.

I'm sure I have to record a "note"....but not sure how that happensI know all terms are negotiable between us, but what are "typical" interest rate and termsThanks for your time & advice!  

These two together seem like a red flag, or is this a typical appropriate attitude for a seller to take? 

If this person is willing to essentially steal and lie they may vandalize or damage the property.

However, I don't want to be a typical real estate agent. 

In the down turn cycle there were almost no new builds and lot's of foreclosures and short sales which required lots of adjustments and repair estimates.125-150 is typically a full interior BPO where they take pics inside and outside of the property.

Homes with septic systems are typically less expensive for several reasons1.

Essentially legging into a property for limited down payment?