I served a notice of non-renewal to my tenant with the lease ending in June. The tenant requested an extension to find a new place, so I granted a 15-day extension with a new end date of July 15th. It was clear to bot...

I served a notice of non-renewal to my tenant with the lease ending in June. The tenant requested an extension to find a new place, so I granted a 15-day extension with a new end date of July 15th. It was clear to bot...

(I'm very interested in Kansas) .Am I able to fly out and see the operation and city, talk with the personel about how they handle rent, tenant placement, maintenance issues and other various property management task? 

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Last weekend it stopped to work again but heard loud sounds in the air handler.

Quote from @Jake Handler: Looking to speak with someone who has personally been involved with a deal where the buyer assumed the loan. 

And thanks for reminding me to back fill some detail.Some things off the dome - disclaimer - there may be more:- we review the file for disparate loan amounts (ie underlying lien cannot be more than new)- we assist with getting insurance in place- I stay involved in all my wraps post closing - if needed- we have auto releases in our deed of trust to avoid needing seller when all are paid off- we provide POAs to handle return of escrows and insurance claim proceeds- we advise how to handle re 1098 tax notices- we actually step in if there is overreaching or errors in structure/contracting- we encourage 3rd party loan servicing companies be used- we require the wrapped note to be obtained and reviewed before closing- we encourage an RMLO be used to vet end buyers- we advise of all required state and federal disclosures be usedThat is all I have off the cuff -- but very much looking forward to hearing from others on their risk avoidance measures

You meet an attorney, ask if they ever handle real estate closings, or estate sales.

We've completed:Upgrade to 150 Amp service.Re-plumbing the entire house.New roof.New 16 SEER Carrier A/C unit and air handler. 

There have been a lot of pan-handlers claiming it as prime real estate.For whatever reason, this guy set up camp today.Maybe it is because he was once a pan-handler at the same spot and things have turned around for him or he may just have a thing against pan-handlers.I did not ask him, why but I shouted out to him if he would allow me to take the photo and he said "sure".